Charlie

Kirjan Charlie (2025) on kirjoittanut Finn Óg. Kirjan kieli on englanti, ja sen on kustantanut Vinci Books. Kirja on laajuudeltaan 352 sivua ja se on pokkari.

They said there'd be karma, but he thought, why wait? They killed his wife, now he must wrap his daughter in love. .. but that doesn't mean they'll get away with it. Father, widower, recovering commando — meet Sam Ireland. The blistering opening novel in an international thriller series, enjoyed by fans of Reacher, Milton and Orphan X. ______________ Praise for the Sam Ireland thrillers: “A hard hitting, no punches spared, page turner of a book. ” Belfast Telegraph "Drenched in the authenticity that only comes when you've been there and done it. A fantastic book introducing a realistically daunting new hero. I couldn’t put it down. ” USA TODAY bestselling author, Mark Dawson. ? ?? ?? "I’ve read and loved, Lee Child, John Sanford, John Grisham, Jeffrey Deaver, etc and Finn Og leaves them for dead…I could not recommend Finn highly enough. " ? ?? ?? "Finn Og is without a doubt the best I’ve read! Incredibly clever plots. " ? ?? ?? "My heart is still racing. " ? ?? ?? "Sam is a flawed character which makes him believable. It's been a while since I read a book in a day. " ? ?? ?? "A gripping suspenseful thriller. I brought this book to read on holiday and had it done on the first day! " ? ?? ?? "I thought this book was a great read, and it would make a great film. The character Sam is well written and the plot doesn't slow down and drag. Great rhythm till the very end. " ? ?? ?? "This is a fantastic book - from the first page it grips you and just refuses to let go, but with a sensitivity that is rare in novels of this kind. " ? ?? ?? "I found myself getting pulled into the story from the off. Its articulately written in nice sharp paragraphs and chapters that always leave you feeling like you want more (part of what makes it hard to put down! ). I don't leave many reviews, but this book grabbed me. " ? ?? ?? "Great plot & storyline. A thought provoking and gripping read. "