The premise is Tom Grey loses his son to a car thief and
Tom’s wife can’t take it so kills herself.
Tom has nothing to live for and when the killer is let free by pleading
guilty to driving without due care and attention, Tom decides to try to change
the justice laws.
But Tom is ex-SAS, so it’s not a matter of writing to the
Prime Minister. The scheme he devises is
quite ingenious and the “cat and mouse” he plays with MI5 is played out well.
The story takes an unexpected turn half way through and at
the end of each chapter I wanted to keep going.
This is Alan’s first novel and it is an exciting, interesting,
though provoking read. It made me wonder
what would I have done on the “audience participation” bit.
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