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Last Chance to Die [Kindle Edition]

Noah Boyd
4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)

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‘Noah Boyd brings his FBI experience to this dazzling thriller. The pace is frenetic, the action is unique, and the drama intense. We have a new American hero in Steve Vail’ Patricia Cornwell

‘The Bricklayer has terrific pace, surprises galore, and snappy dialogue in the appropriate places. Even better, it has a real hero. Move over Jack Reacher, here comes The Bricklayer’ James Patterson

‘Non-stop action and non-stop authenticity make this a real winner’ Lee Child

‘The Bricklayer is lots of fun, plenty smart, and great escapist reading. And Steve Vail is a magical agent. If I had my way, I’d read stuff like this every minute I’m not on deadline.’ Seymour Hersh

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The gripping new action thriller from New York Times bestselling author and former FBI agent Noah Boyd. Steve Vail has brains, brawn and balls – and is back for his latest mission.

Steve Vail visits Kate Bannon, Assistant Director of the FBI, for a well-earned and romantic New Years Eve in Washington, DC, but he suddenly finds himself knee-deep in a very complicated and unusual case.

A man known simply as Calculus, an intelligence officer at the Russian embassy, approaches the FBI claiming he knows of several Americans who are supplying confidential government information to the Russian secret service. In exchange for this list, he asks for $250,000 for each traitor the FBI arrests. But when Calculus is suddenly recalled to Moscow, the Bureau suspects the worst. The Russians have probably captured Calculus, and might have access to his list – which means they'll soon track down the informants and murder them.

That is, unless the FBI can find them first, but without knowing exactly who is on the list, they must keep the operation quiet. Once again, Vail is their man. He's the ideal candidate for this kind of stealth recon mission. It soon becomes clear that finding Calculus and his list of traitors isn't going to be quick or quiet. In fact, it's going to be downright deadly…


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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Last chance to die 10 Mar 2012
Format:Kindle Edition
What a great book. Read it in one sitting on a wet Sunday afternoon.Couldn't put it down until I was done.
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Christmas reading 13 Jan 2012
By mikado
Format:Paperback
My husband loves this book he is a big fan of Noah Boyd and other books in similar genre. Thank you
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Another Winner! 17 April 2012
By STEVE
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Another winner from Noah Boyd.The second " Steve Vail" book,like the first, is fast paced with a very clever plot and good strong characters. Cant wait for the next adventure with this guy, could be a cult figure up there with Jack Reacher.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
disappointing
The first book in this series was ok - good enough to convince me to buy the second. I haven't finished Last chance to die yet and am starting to wonder if it will ever... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jason
Too confusing by half
I enjoyed the Bricklayer so I knew what to expect from this second outing for Steve Vail, sometime actual bricklayer, fine sculptor, ex-FBI hitman and all-round genius at solving... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Michael Watson
Last Chance to Die
Not as good as the 'Bricklayer' but and enjoyable read with a good set of twists toward the end. Well written with an easy style.
Published 8 months ago by Leo
More please
Many books are classed as being unable to be put down, once started have to keep going to find out what happens. Read more
Published 8 months ago by goldenwolfie
Fantastic story
Some of my friends lent me some man fiction for additional reading, one of the best of those was Last Chance to Die by Noah Boyd, a former FBI agent. Read more
Published 9 months ago by C. Kidd
Enjoyably confusing
As an avid reader of this genre I expect the plots to be a bit confusing at times. However not sure that the author didn't deliberately set out to confuse the reader in an effort... Read more
Published 10 months ago by Mark Connelly
An Enjoyable, Pacy But Slightly Confusing Thriller
Reviewer's Note: This is an edited reproduction of my review of Agent X, which was the US title for 'Last Chance To Die'. Read more
Published 12 months ago by C. Green
My week of work experience at the FBI!
When I read Noah Boyd's first book the Bricklayer I really enjoyed it. However, the one thing I mentioned was that Steve Vail needed a bit more development as a character. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Best Books To Read
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