Matt Brady is charged with a murder he knows he didn't commit. How can he break out and prove his innocence?

Found in free books box in UWN.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Thank you for finding this book. If you are able, please journal it so others may follow its travels. When you have finished it you can keep it, pass it on, return it or wild release it yourself and see where it goes.

Enjoy!

Left on shelf to right of door as you go in.

I found this in coffee#1 today and thought it was the perfect size for a train journey to Southampton this weekend. I have never read any Jack Higgins before so I am looking forward to it.

I started this on a train, and finished it on a bus, all on the same day. It is an easy read, with the story progressing at a quick pace. Maybe I was unduly influenced by the picture on the front of the book (different to the one shown), but when reading it I was imagining a black and white film, film noir style (until the helicopter appeared).

At first it felt like I had missed the beginning of the story, but that was just the style, and not unpleasant. I was a bit disappointed by the ending. I do not want to give anything away, I will just say that things were wrapped up too easily for my liking.

I would read others by the same author.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

I left this book behind when visiting The Hawk Conservancy Trust, Weyhill, Andover today. I left it at one of the stamp colleciton points.

If you were lucky enough to find it, read, ejoy, journal and then release for someone else to enjoy.