In a small, sleepy Pennsylvania town, the staff of a loan store find themselves at the mercy of a gunman who demands they hand over the store's entire cash reserves. But when the sound of police sirens shatters the silence sooner than expected, the robber is forced to take a young female customer hostage in order to make his escape.

Former Marine James Bishop is no stranger to being on the wrong side of the law. Finally a free man, with his name cleared, he has the chance to get his life back on track. But as he flees the scene of the hold-up with his terrified hostage, he once again finds himself a wanted man.... Prison can change some people. But has it changed James Bishop?

It's over 4 years since I read "The Wrong Man" & I'd forgotten how it ended (well, I have read one or two other books since then) so the opening chapters of this book took me a bit by surprise as it would appear Bishop is pulling off an armed robbery! These opening chapters delighted me & really whetted my appetite - I was hooked from the off.

I won't go into all the ins & outs of the story, but in a nutshell, Bishop is on the hunt for a missing girl, helped on his quest by new found buddy suspended cop Clarissa Vallejo who is also a good strong character.
Suffice to say that the pair track down the missing girl with plenty of limbs being broken & many shots being fired in the process, all making for a fast-moving gripping story.

All-in-all an excellent read, I thoroughly enjoyed this book & I'm sure it won't take me four years to get round to the next in the series :o)

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