The Promise: Elvis Cole And Joe Pike 16

Author: Crais, Robert

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  • : 19.99 AUD
  • : 9781409129936
  • : Orion Publishing Group, Limited
  • : Weidenfeld & Nicolson
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  • : January 2017
  • : 154mm X 200mm X 28mm
  • : United Kingdom
  • : 19.99
  • : March 2017
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  • : Crais, Robert
  • : Paperback
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Description

Loyalty, commitment, the fight against injustice - these are the things that have always driven Elvis Cole and Joe Pike. If they make a promise, they keep it. Even if it could get them killed.When Elvis Cole is hired to locate a woman who may have disappeared with a stranger she met online, it seems like an ordinary case - until Elvis learns the missing woman worked for a defence contractor and was being blackmailed to supply explosives components for a person or persons unknown.Meanwhile, in another part of the city, LAPD officer Scott James and his patrol dog, Maggie, enter an abandoned building to locate an armed and dangerous thief, only to discover far more than they expected.Soon, Scott and Maggie find themselves targeted and, as their case intertwines with Elvis and Joe's, join forces to follow the trail of the missing woman as well. From inner-city drug traffickers to a shadowy group of Afghan war veterans with ties to a terrorist cell, the people they encounter on that trail add up to ever-increasing odds, and soon the four of them are fighting to find the woman not only before she is killed ... but before the same fate happens to one of them.

Reviews

'Once again Crais has created a breathless thriller with an undercurrent of powerful emotion - and somehow made it seem easy' EVENING STANDARD Through the sheer plausibility of his plotting and the deft characterisation of even the most minor characters, Crais delivers as satisfying an addition to the Cole/Pike canon as could be desired IRISH INDEPENDENT 'A Feat of good storytelling.' SUNDAY BUSINESS POST