Name: Void Moon
Rating: 4.2 (18 reviews)
ISBN: 9781409121817

- £4.99

A brilliant, high-tension thriller set in the glittery, surreal worlds of Las Vegas casinos, from the bestselling author of THE LINCOLN LAWYER.

A young woman finds herself caught up in a heist which may cost her the one thing she values more than her life...

Ex-con Cassie Black planned to see out her parole quietly - but things rarely go to plan. She was lured back to the criminal profession she gave up - as professional thief in Vegas casinos, robbing gamblers of their winnings - by a proposition that is just too good to miss. The job goes as planned, except that the target has too much money. It can only mean someone very powerful is going to be very angry indeed.

Cassie finds herself on the run from a killer who seems to know her every move in advance. Worse still, he is closing in on the one thing Cassie will do anything to protect.

PUBLISHERS WEEKLY 31 AUG 2009

Cassie Black, a resourceful ex-con, plans to burgle the Las Vegas casino's high roller suite where, five years before, a previous attempt resulted in her arrest and the death of her lover. It's an intriguing premise, and L.J. Ganser delivers a mesmerizing and nuanced performance. In creating Jack Karch, the bon vivant Vegas private eye who moonlights as a hit man, Ganser settles on a genial, almost charming delivery, underplaying the character's sinister psychopathology and adding to the suspense. As hunted and hunter race across the twists and turns of the novel's shadowy landscape, author and reader combine to make all the right moves. A Grand Central hardcover.

GENRE

Crime & Thrillers

RELEASED

2009

23 December

LANGUAGE

English

LENGTH

448

Pages

PUBLISHER

Orion

SIZE

1.3

Excellent

This novel was unputdownable, constant action and plots within plots all the way
Highly recommend this book and this author

Not my type of book

I am reading all of Michael Connelly’s books in order. I did not enjoy this one. Did not like the main characters, too far fetched and too different from his other books. That said I am still looking forward to the next one.