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In the space of 32 hours, the children of six billionaires are taken off the streets of London in a well-planned kidnapping. The perpetrators demand £25 million per hostage. For ‘expenses’. Not ransom.
And when your child goes missing, you need Charles Boxer. A man who will stop at nothing. The wealthy parents of the missing children know that Boxer will do more than the police can, but that doesn’t mean the law will leave it to him. Soon the investigation goes beyond the corridors of power and into even darker corners.
But still nobody knows what this mysterious kidnap gang ultimately want – and, if they have a cause, what the hell is it?
And when your child goes missing, you need Charles Boxer. A man who will stop at nothing. The wealthy parents of the missing children know that Boxer will do more than the police can, but that doesn’t mean the law will leave it to him. Soon the investigation goes beyond the corridors of power and into even darker corners.
But still nobody knows what this mysterious kidnap gang ultimately want – and, if they have a cause, what the hell is it?
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Reviews
'Clever, complex and compelling. These hallmarks have shot Wilson's thrillers featuring kidnap negotiator Charlie Boxer onto my 'must read' list.'
'If you enjoy kidnap thrillers, you'll love this one. Not only is it exciting and unpredictable but it must contain more kidnaps per chapter than any book ever written.'
Robert Wilson brings all his talent as a supreme thriller writer to bear in this tightly-plotted, fast paced, addictive page-turner.
'Tense, high-concept entertainment masterfully delivered.'
Gripping
The action is fast, complex and at times very, very unexpected.
'Wilson is a master at creating suspense, but it's his depiction of the evil that men do that is truly outstanding.'