FIFTH VICTIM: #09 (Charlie Fox crime mystery thriller series)

I highly recommend this series! Ian RankinThe only thing more terrifying than fighting for your own life is fighting for someone elses.Protecting a wayward heiress on Long Island-playground of New Yorks wealthy elite-is the perfect assignment for bodyguard Charlie Fox. With her partner in a coma and his shooter on the loose she desperately needs the distraction.Staying close to Dina Willner at parties aboard luxury yachts glittering events at the local country club and out horse-riding along the exclusive sands is all part of the job for Charlie. But the reckless behaviour of her thrill-seeking client will put them both in real danger. The kidnappers who ransomed four other young heirs somehow outwitted any security.Now the only way Charlie can stay ahead of the game is to uncover the rich and untouchables darkest secrets. The kind that can destroy a future-or bury someone deep. With her clients life on the line and the clock ticking Charlie faces an impossible choice between justice and revenge.If you like Lee Child but have been looking for strong yet believable female protagonists who will take down the bad guys without hesitation but who are still human enough to care then bodyguard Charlie Fox is definitely for you. Readers have found books in this series action-packed thrill rides that kept them glued to the end well-written gritty and hard to put down. A real page-turner.Authors Note: This is Book #9 in the Charlie Fox series. Although Ive tried hard to make each of the stories stand alone inevitably Charlies history builds up over the course of the novels. If you are new to the series and want to know the full story of Charlie-how she began working with Sean Meyer after their time in the Army-then start at the beginning. If youre more interested in Charlies career as a close-protection operative then Id recommend you begin with Book #4 FIRST DROP when she and her teenage charge find themselves on the run during her first bodyguard job in Florida.