Private Detective Jack Hamma is holding on by the ski of his teeth
2,000 feet up a mountain.
One climber falls Jack grabs her arm.
Down below a third climber falls.
He is only held by a rope attached to Jack.
If one falls they all fall.
What hope is there?
'What an emotional rollercoaster of a book, never have I ever wanted to give a character a slap as much as this before! Breanna is a horrible person, obsessed with Jack, you really feel for the poor chap and I was really proud that he kept his cool the whole time. Thorogood has done a great job of channeling his inner "fatal attraction" to create this monster of a woman.' 'The book is a good advertisement for Australia, the mountain scenes and amazing sunrises are only slightly countered by the poisonous snakes. Jack has a couple of cases this time and you'd think they were pretty straight forward, a bit of rock climbing and sorting out a dispute about a dog, simple right? Nope, there is plenty of peril for Jack to deal with. A new character is introduced, Acid, a punky little kid, I was just starting to warm to him when the book came to an end, I do hope he features in the next book as I could feel him being a sort of protégé to Jack.'