Rubicon
Today I am pleased to be able to
participate in the blog tour for Rubicon by Ian Patrick. My thanks go to Emma Welton and Fahrenheit Press.
About the Book
Two cops, both on different
sides of the law – both with the same gangland boss in their sights.
Sam Batford is an undercover
officer with the Metropolitan Police who will stop at nothing to get his hands
on fearsome crime-lord Vincenzo Guardino’s drug supply.
DCI Klara Winter runs a team
on the National Crime Agency, she’s also chasing down Guardino, but unlike Sam
Batford she’s determined to bring the gangster to justice and get his drugs off
the streets.
Set in a time of austerity and
police cuts where opportunities for corruption are rife, Rubicon is a tense,
dark thriller that is definitely not for the faint hearted.
My Review
Rubicon is centred around Sam Batford an undercover officer
who has been seconded (or has he) to the National Crime Agency (NCA) and DCI Klara
Winter who runs that team.
They are completely different, yet both want the same
result (or do they)?
To go into further detail to me wouldn’t necessarily
spoil the book but more spoil the enjoyment and thrills that this book has to
give and Ian Patrick writes about.
However, I will say that this book opens with a bang and one that had me
gripped and feverishly tapping the pages on my trusty kindle to see what would happen
next on my commute to work.
Look forward to reading more by this author.
About the Author
Educated in Nottingham, Ian left school at sixteen. After three years in
the Civil Service he moved to London for a career in the Metropolitan Police.
He spent twenty-seven years as a police officer, the majority as a
detective within the Specialist Operations Command. A career in policing is a
career in writing. Ian has been used to carrying a book and pen and making
notes.
Now retired, the need to write didn’t leave and evolved into fiction.
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Author
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Links to Buy
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My thanks to Ian Patrick for the chance to review this book, the publishers FahrenheitPress and also Emma @ damppebbles.com
for my spot on the blog tour.
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