My review.
Extreme prejudice by Gordon Bickerstaff.
A Lambeth Group Thriller Book 9.
I did enjoy this book. Great story and characters. I loved the cover too. 4*.
Blurb.
For a price, he’ll expose a terrorist attack on London, but is the price too great?
If you fear trouble, don’t get into trouble. A foreign embassy official warns the UK government of a bomb attack on London. Zoe Tampsin’s Lambeth Group team is launched into a race against time to find the terrorists.
As Zoe unpicks the details, she suspects the informant didn’t tell her the whole story. With time running out, her team chase a promising lead only to have it wrenched from their grasp. Either the bombers were incredibly lucky, or they received a tip-off.
One of her team infiltrates the bombers. She discovers the attack has started, and her colleague Gavin Shawlens is missing, presumed killed by the terrorists.
While searching for Gavin, a massive disaster unfolds. Can Zoe stop colossal loss of life in a small community and prevent the collapse of a key pillar of society?
Zoe is a match for thriller fans seeking a heroine equal to Jack Reacher and Jason Bourne.
Every country needs one Zoe Tampsin.
About the author.
Gordon Bickerstaff was born and raised in Glasgow but spent his student years in Edinburgh. He spent the following 30 years as a university lecturer and Open University tutor before he retired to write thriller fiction. His Lambeth Group books form a series of standalone crime/conspiracy/suspense thrillers. Inspired by the 1970s ‘Doomwatch’ TV series, they feature undercover investigators Zoe Tampsin and Gavin Shawlens who protect the country and the world from the worst nightmares that mankind can imagine. He lives with his wife in Scotland where corrupt academics, psychopaths, serial killers, mystery, murder, and intrigue exists mostly in my mind. He enjoys walking in the hills, 60s & 70s music, reading and travel. For more information on his books and FREE SAMPLES look here – https://gordonbickerstaff.blogspot.com/
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