“I'm a fighter. I believe in the eye-for-an-eye business. I'm no cheek turner. I got no respect for a man who won't hit back. You kill my dog; you better hide your cat.”
― Muhammad Ali,
A thriller full of lost love, revenge and action. It is the story of childhood friends Danny Kavanagh, Patrick McVeigh and Sarah Kavanagh. From growing up in the tough streets of Liverpool, England during the 1970s to war-torn Northern Ireland, run ins with the violent IRA and London in the 1990s. As their lives and friendships become ripped apart amid tragedy; the only thing holding them together is a childhood promise, and a need for vengeance.
With echoes of Jack Higgins, Colin Forbes and Lee Child, it is much more up to date with a harder edge and a lost soul at its core. This novel is full of heart.
In 1992 Captain Patrick McVeigh is a serving British soldier.
A good man doing bad things. But why does an experienced soldier go off point to find a face from his past? Why does the British Secret Service send an agent to hunt him down? What are the demons that drive him forward? And just how much damage will he cause before it’s all over?
When a man can only see revenge, don’t get in his way.
At a deserted cottage, on the West coast of Ireland, he comes face to face with those demons and nobody is going to stop him. Not his own unit, not MI6 and not his conscience.
Patrick McVeigh wants to hunt down the man who killed his Sarah. He has to right the wrongs.
And when he finds him…