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Need room in my car, so onto the shelf it goes

I caught this book at a regular meeting of Wellington Bookcrossers in the Trax Cafe at Wellington Railway Station. Great meet-up with 10 people present - the biggest gathering this year with only LizzieP unable to attend.
Although I am midway through a change in houses and should not have been gathering additional books I couldn't resist a Robert Crais temptation. He has long been a favourite of mine even though sometimes his characters have what could be described as unsociable habits - e.g. the predilection for gathering up road-kill, cooking and eating it - the plots and general characteristics of his characters are first class IMHU! Looking forward to seeing if this example follows the normal route. It will be next on my TBR pile.