Only get a chance to read a book while you are eating a sandwich at your desk at lunch? Or on the tube, in the bath or just before you turn out the light? Join the Lunch Time Book Review for a light hearted trip around the books I have enjoyed with a tuna salad on white and a packet of cheese and onion!
Saturday, 25 July 2009
The Watchman - Robert Crais
I have never read any of Robert Crais's books before, but I really enjoyed 'The Watchman'. Set in the broiling heat of Los Angeles, Joe Pike must accept a job as a bodyguard to a young, spoilt rich girl in return for help he had been given many years ago. His job is to keep Larkin Barkley alive, after she was involved in an accident in her car and saw somebody who did not want to be be seen or identified.
Keeping her safe might be the hardest job that Joe Pike has ever had to undertake, as whoever is searching for the girl seems to know where their secret location is everytime. Realising that he can trust nobody, not even the cops or FBI agents, he flees with Larkin and enlists the help of his old friend and colleague Elvis Cole. Joe realises that the only true way of buying Larkin's safety is turning hunter and finding his way through the maze of lies to find out why she is being targetted and who is the puppet master behind it all. In a race against time, where even Larkin's own father is telling lies and can't be trusted, can Joe Pike and Elvis Cole discover the truth and kill before they are all killed?
Action packed with a high body count, I think this is one the boys will like. Order a pint of bitter and some chips!
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