Cold Justice: The Sunday Times bestselling thriller (Mallory)

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And at the risk of giving away spoilers, it looks like this might be the first in a series featuring Mallory.

The chapters are short; no time is wasted on long explanations and dialogue is relevant and to the point. Cold Justice" features not only a diverse cast of characters but several female characters that are interesting and dangerous on their own without being sexualized.

A powerhouse of a thriller laden with explosive twists and pulse-pounding developments right from the start, this is a white knuckle ride from the off and the best action-thriller of the year, so if you enjoy fast and furious thrillers that keep you scintillated throughout then this is a must-read.

Mallory is not long in "civvy street", having left the military as he struggles to deal with the aftermath of a disastrous mission in Afghanistan.

This leads to Mallory going to South Africa, to the place where Scott was last seen, and try to find out where he is and if he is in danger. It comes across as a very action packed, testosterone fuelled cinematic type of one hero led adventure at first, and with graphic references to military life in Afghanistan, I wasn't sure I would enjoy this at all. In this book, the main character is Mallory, his best friend Donno, is in hospital in a Coma, after they were in the special forces together and Mallory made a mistake, meaning Donno ended up this way. It's the kind of book you can see translating to screen adaptation, it has that kind of vibe to it and I think that action thriller fans will be kept very happy. You take Lee Childs character, Jack Reacher, and straight away, you are Reacher, every punch, kick or headbutt dished out, your the one doing it and feeling it.