Rough Draft

Rough Draft

by JamesHall (Author)

Synopsis

For Hannah Keller, J.J. Fielding is an obsession. As a Miami police detective Hannah had been closing in on the crooked banker, only to see him slip through her fingers, taking with him a fortune in cash belonging to the Cali drug cartel. Then she found her parents brutally murdered - apparently by Fielding. Despite Hannah's efforts, he was never found, the case never solved. Three years later, the FBI remember her obsession as they step up the hunt for Hal Bonner, the Cali cartel's most feared assassin. For ten years the psychopathic Bonner has evaded capture, but now the FBI have hit upon a scheme to use an unwitting Hannah as bait to flush him out. But the plan goes disastrously wrong and soon Hannah and her son are running for their lives.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Edition: New
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 04 Jun 2001

ISBN 10: 0006512763
ISBN 13: 9780006512769

Media Reviews
'Dizzying . . . a convoluted story of murder, revenge and mayhem. Hall's villains mesmerize us. In Hal, he has hit homicidal pay dirt, creating a character as chillingly complex and as grimly comical as anything concocted by Carl Hiaasen or Elmore Leonard.' Los Angeles Times 'A hell of a ride . . . good, old-fashioned fun.' Miami Herald 'Funny and moving and scary: a thoroughly satisfying thriller.' Washington Post 'The most elegantly mean of contemporary American crime writers.' Guardian
Author Bio
James Hall was born in Kentucky. He teaches in the Creative Writing Programme at Florida International University in Miami. 'James Hall is a writer I have learned from over the years. His people and places have more brush strokes than a Van Gogh. He delivers taut and muscular stories about a place where evil always lurks below the surface.' MICHAEL CONNELLY 'James Hall is the master of suspense, his writing runs as clear and fast as the Gulf Stream waters.' New York Times Book Review 'Hall is the finest and most literate of thriller writers.' San Francisco Chronicle