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Downfall

By: Jeff Abbott
Narrated by: Kevin T Collins
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‘Help me.'

When a young woman rushes into Sam Capra's San Francisco bar and whispers these desperate words, Sam feels compelled to help. A moment later she is attacked by two killers. With Sam's aid, she manages to overpower the men, saving his life in the process before vanishing into the night.

On discovering that one of the attackers is no mere thug, but, shockingly, one of the most powerful investors in America, Sam searches for the beguiling young woman who asked for help and unearths a deadly network run by some of the most powerful and influential people in the world...

A gripping, addictive and exhilarating thriller from international bestseller Jeff Abbott, Downfall will keep you on the edge of your seat from the first page to the very last line.

©2013 Jeff Abbott (P)2013 Hachette Audio Suspense Thriller & Suspense

Critic reviews

"Jeff Abbott writes suspense classics full of questions - who, what, why, how - with answers you won't see coming" (Lee Child)
"Jeff Abbott has put together a hell of a page turner" (Michael Connelly)
"Relentless action, mind-bending intrigue, and twists and turns you won't see coming...confirms Jeff Abbott as one of the best thriller writers of our time" (Harlan Coben)
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Started with potential then rambled from implausible to just silly. This is the second of Abbott's books I've tried.
It seems obvious a writer should map out the plot before they start but here's another one who seems to think they can just wing it. Sorry, if I'm paying for a book I expect more effort.
The narrator was fine until he started the annoying habit of making statements sound like questions.

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