Loose Ends (The Acer Sansom Novels Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.20 (912 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00F212VGS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 102 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-26 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
They don’t have to be read in order; they do all work as stand-alone novels. Having narrowly escaped death in Turkey, Acer Sansom is persuaded to return to the UK. He is now seeking British justice for those implicated in the events that robbed him of his family.However, the protection he has been promised is compromised by his powerful and shadowy enemies – men who are determined that their secrets will remain safe.Acer must once again rely on his wits, his mettle, his training and his luck to outwit those he seeks to bring to account so that he can honour his debts to the living and the dead.***The Acer Sansom novels now number three (nearly four). However, to get the most out of each it is recommended that they are read in the order in which they were written.#1 Dirty Business #2 Loose Ends #3 Smoke and Mirrors #4 Deep State (In production).
"Action packed thrillers." according to Josephine Siegel. I am on my last book of the series. They are" can't put it down" books, therefore they are fast reading. The plots are very involved, fast-paced and fun.. Amazon Customer said Outstanding book. Acer is a new age man of action with old world values. He is the British version of Jack Reached with more luck and less operational planning.. "Loose Ends by Oliver Tidy" according to Pat Banks. I finished Loose Ends a few days ago, I had to wait to write this review. It was a read that had me breathless at times and increased my heartrate. I can find only one fault, it left me so eager for more of Acer Sansom. I was so enamoured of the Romney Marsh series, by Oliver Tidy, that I was afraid I wouldn't be as pleased with the Acer books. How wrong I was. The book has a fast moving, intricate plot, that defini