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Book SynopsisTHE RICHARD AND JUDY BOOK SUMMER 2023 CLUB PICK
WINNER OF THE 2023 CWA IAN FLEMING STEEL DAGGER AWARD
HIS DAYS ARE NUMBERED. BUT SO ARE YOURS.
'Keeps readers on the edge of their seats through a roller-coaster ride of high-octane action that builds to an explosive finale' SUNDAY EXPRESS
'Propulsive . . . outstanding' SUNDAY TIMES
'Pacy' LITERARY REVIEW
'Fresh and entertaining - it's no surprise it has been snapped up by Hollywood!' DAILY MAIL
'Highly entertaining and compulsively readable' Whitcoulls, NZ
'Brownlow is off to a good start' PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Call me Seventeen. I have no other name, not any more.
Sixteen killers have done this job before me. Officially, I don't exist, but every government uses me. I'm the most feared hitman in the world.
But nobody gets to do this job for long. Because to be the best, you must beat the best, and there are rivals on my tail.
My days are numbered. But until then, it's one hell of a ride.
'Reinvents the hitman novel. It's a cinematic rollercoaster, full of authentic emotion and high-octane action. The tension explodes off the pages; John Brownlow is a master of suspense - Jeff Abbott, New York Times bestselling author of TRAITOR'S DANCE
'Utterly gripping from the get-go' IRISH INDEPENDENT
'A slick, clever, edge-of-the-seat thriller' CRIME REVIEW
Trade ReviewKeeps you on the edge of your seat and guessing with every turn of the page. A
fantastic and thrilling new entry into the modern-day spy genre * Rawson Marshall Thurber, director of DODGEBALL, CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE, SKYSCRAPER and RED NOTICE *
SEVENTEEN reinvents the hitman novel. It's a
cinematic rollercoaster,
full of authentic emotion and high-octane action. The
tension explodes off the pages; John Brownlow is
a master of suspense * Jeff Abbott, New York Times bestselling author of TRAITOR'S DANCE *
A gripping debut thriller from a British-Canadian screenwriter and it
keeps readers on the edge of their seats through
a roller-coaster ride of high-octane action that builds to an explosive finale * Sunday Express *
Pacy * Literary Review *
A
slick, clever, edge-of-the-seat thriller * Crime Review *
This is
a fresh adrenaline-charged, and snarkily funny spy thriller with an
explosive climax * The Peterborough Telegraph *
Reads like a winning Amazon Prime Thriller pitch . . .
utterly gripping from get-go * Irish Independent *
The book takes off like a rocket . . . Brownlow is an accomplished screenwriter, and it shows * The Financial Times *
The pace never falters a single inch in this
high octane, breathless thriller. Lean, mean and
thoroughly enjoyable * Crime Time *
This is probably
the most action-packed spy thriller that fans of the genre will read this year, with short busy chapters where conspiracies unfold at the rate of a particularly sharp shooting pistol dispensing bullets * Irish Examiner *
Fresh and entertaining . . . it is no surprise it has been snapped up by Hollywood * Daily Mail *
