Someone wants Gabriel Wolfe to suffer ...
Just when life deals SAS veteran Gabriel Wolfe a decent hand, his best friend is murdered. And Gabriel's in the frame for the crime. Struggling to come to terms with her death, he finds his world collapsing around him.
A list of destruction
Half-way round the world, a woman calling herself Erin Ayers has made a list of all the people Gabriel cares about.
Erin is rich, powerful, and very, very deadly. She's out for blood. Gabriel's, mainly. But first she wants to destroy everything - and everyone - he loves. She's hired an assassin Gabriel last met in Hong Kong to help her.
Nobody is safe from Erin Ayers and her fury. But who is she? Why does she hate Gabriel Wolfe so much? And how can he discover her true identity? The clock is ticking...
A high-octane thriller that never lets up
With a rising body count, and enough military and improvised hardware to start a small war, this story is not for the faint-hearted. Alongside his fight to defeat his latest enemy, Gabriel must battle his PTSD, which invades his mind at the worst possible moments.
The novel climaxes in a spectacular chase through the backwoods in upstate New York, where Gabriel must confront a surprising opponent before his final showdown with his enemies.
Readers' opinions
"Andy Maslen's stories get better and better with each book. It is often quite hard to put the books down. This adventure is no exception."
Paul Smith
"Another fantastic page turner in the series, so many twists and turns you'd almost get dizzy, but so worth the ride!"
Sue Beatson
"What a roller coaster ride it was, from the first page to the last. Gabriel Wolfe is definitely my new favourite hero. I can't wait for the next book and recommend reading the whole series."
Lorna UK
A hero like no other
Readers have compared Wolfe to other familiar action heroes. Jack Reacher. John Milton. Ben Hope. Spider Shepherd. Mitch Rapp. But in truth he is his own man.
He's no super-soldier or indestructible man-mountain. If he's shot, he bleeds ... and he hurts. His PTSD, which he battles along with his country's enemies, gives his missions a sharper edge.
But make no mistake. Wolfe is a good man to have on your side in a tight spot. And he always finds time to help those in trouble, whether or not they are paying for his services.
