Stop at Nothing (Simon Herald, Book 2)

205 pp. "A variety of things combine to persuade one-time amateur racing driver Simon Herald that his life has reached a turning point. All at odds with himself, his wife, and her friends, he goes to the elaborate party given by the mysterious multimillionaire Mr. Mantovelli only because he has nothing better to do. By accident he finds himself inextricably enmeshed in a web of intrigue. The excitement then moves rapidly back and forth from the lush green fields of Ireland, the fashionable clubs to Dublin and London's West End to Provence, the Cote d'Azur, and the highways and skyways in between. A spine-tingling and unexpected climax in the Gorges de la Nesque at last solves Herald's problems; and there he comes to grips with his future. This is a sophisticated, tightly plotted thriller which moves at much the same pace as the powerful Bently which Herald holds to the road ahead of a swiftly pursuing Ferrari."