The Black Art of Killing
The most explosive thriller you’ll read this year
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- £6.99
Publisher Description
THE ACTION-PACKED THRILLER ABOUT ONE MAN FIGHTING FOR THE TRUTH
'A Bond-style thriller for the 21st century . . . It feels like a movie already' Daily Mail
'A fast based, breathless thriller' 5***** Reader Review
'Brilliant. Incredibly immersive' Tom Marcus
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'People sleep peacefully only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf...'
After twenty years in the SAS, Leo Black put his soldiering life behind him in pursuit of a respectful academic career.
But when a former comrade in arms is killed trying to prevent a scientist's abduction, Black is plunged into his violent past again.
And that's just the start of it.
Because this scientist wasn't the first to go missing - and she won't be the last.
In a secretive facility in the Venezuelan jungle, a sinister plot is taking shape - one that will change the future of humanity itself.
Now, to uncover the mystery, Black must put his deadly skills to use once more . . .
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FROM THE SCREENWRITER OF BAFTA AWARD-WINNING SERIES KEEPING FAITH
'This is the new Bond' 5***** Reader Review
'This intelligent thriller is his best work yet' Sun
'A thriller with a difference . . . fast paced, well-written, all-action' 5***** Reader Review
'A fast-paced global thriller' Mail on Sunday
'Matthew Hall has crafted an action thriller with more texture than most' The Times
'Hall probes how a real-life Jack Reacher figure might cope with years of taking lives for the greater good, and Black's inner conflict gives the firefights and betrayals erupting around him unusual depth' The Times
Praise for Matthew Hall
'Breathlessly enjoyable' The Times
'An edge-of-the-seat thriller . . . should come with a health warning' Irish Independent
'Fasten your seatbelts for a quality thriller . . .' Independent on Sunday
Customer Reviews
Black art indeed!
Well, that was refreshing! It is so good when you stumble by accident upon an author of this calibre. The build up of the main character was a joy to read. The storyline was original and exciting and the action sequences were realistic and brutal. So, to the dilemma! is this a standalone book or will we see Major Leo Black SAS ( retired ) again? I would be happy either way.