He came to Miami to save a friend.
Now everyone wants him dead.
"Outstanding. Some real thought and creativity behind the story, no lazy plot lines. Brutal action scenes and plenty of wry humour. Just a really satisfying read in every respect."
"Move over Jack Reacher. Jack Lively writes every bit as well as Lee Child. I only hope, when he sells the movie rights, he doesn't let them cast a runt to play Tom Keeler."
"The author gives you plenty to get your reading chops into; far more than just a one man army dispatching the bad guys. Immersive and feel good. This is the real deal."
West Texas. Hottest week on record. Keeler is between things — no mission, no unit, no particular reason to be anyone's problem.
"Buzzards swept out of the big desert sky. The birds had been cruising for a few minutes. When they came down, I knew that something out there was dead."
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Commercial fisherman. Underwater cinematographer. Outboard engine repairman. Film director. Then a writer.
Jack Lively is the author of the Tom Keeler thriller series, read by over half a million readers worldwide.
Tom Keeler is a veteran combat medic who served in a special tactics unit of the United States Air Force. The series begins the day he’s discharged. Keeler wants to roam free, travel light, and stay out of other people’s problems. Trouble finds him anyway.
Jack lives in London with his family.
Questions about the books, the characters, or the writing. I read everything. Replies may take a few days.
West Texas. Hottest week on record. Keeler is between things — no mission, no unit, no particular reason to be anyone's problem.
"Buzzards swept out of the big desert sky. The birds had been cruising for a few minutes. When they came down, I knew that something out there was dead."
Fair trade: your email, my book. I'll also drop you a short note when there's a new Keeler on the way — nothing more.
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