Bravo (Jad Bell) - Tapa blanda

This lean, mean thriller with just the right amount of character development and unexpected complications will appeal to all who enjoy this genre but particularly to readers who like a strong hero along the lines of Lee Child's Jack Reacher. * Library Journal * 'Pulse-pounding...Rucka mixes suspense and an alarmingly realistic plot with ease.' * Publishers Weekly * Hands down, the most exciting, adrenaline-pumping, butt-kicking novel I've read in years. * Christopher Reich * A tough, action-filled thriller that starts at a gallop and never slows down * Canberra Times * Cynical hero, unrelenting villains and a story told at rocket-fuelled pace...has a speed and conviction that sets it apart. The perfect airplane read * Daily Mail * Praise for ALPHA * . *

In the wake of a failed attack on America's premier theme park which put his own daughter at risk, Special Forces operator Jad Bell is sent after the man who arranged it. But it soon becomes clear that capturing him is just the start: his employer, known only as the Architect, has already set something far worse in motion. At the centre of it all are two women deep under cover. One is an American spy whose intel is the only hope they have, but who has lived a lie for so long she cannot be trusted. And the other is a woman as beautiful as she is deadly, already living in the States, and poised to execute the Architect's plans at a moment's notice. The stakes are even higher, the clock is ticking, and this time the enemies are hiding in plain sight...