You Can't Hide Forever [Kindle Edition]

From the very first sentence Author Ron A Sewell sets a cracking pace. Meet David Jenkins a man desperate enough to rob a bank, and unfortunate enough to have the whole thing turn bad when the boat being used for the escape of he and his two companions is wrecked shortly after they attempt their getaway.

David Jenkins has the money, and the brains to use it well. He becomes Davey Jones and to all intents and purposes his past vanishes and a future on the run begins.

From the streets to running a high class brothel, Davey lives his life full throttle. The women he meets see to it that he is never lonesome for company.

The author weaves a well thought out story, utilizing the theme of greed apposing loyalty; lust being used as a weapon, and love finding its way into Davey Jones's life when he least wants or expects it.

A clever and determined freelance journalists begins tying up loose ends and all roads lead her in the direction of David Jenkins aka Davey Jones.

Fate has its own way of dealing with his life. He is coerced into working for the British Government in a scheme designed to bring down the drug trafficking trade in Britain and Spain.

The action doesn't let up in this story, it whirls you into the dark underworld of drugs and drug barons. You witness the methods of trafficking, fascinating and frightening.

I will not spoil this for you, to say more would do just that. Be prepared for one hell of a rescue at sea, and more twists in a cleverly thought out plot.

A damned fine read.

'You Can't Hide Forever' starts by plunging the reader straight into the action. Davy Jones finds himself on the run after a robbery, unsure whether his mates, Chris and Jack, have even survived. Davy has cash, but he needs a new life, and he finds one. All lives have their difficulties, and it is not smooth sailing.

This book has a carefully thought-out plot, and with characters that draw in the reader. It is a quick and exciting read, with enough twists and turns to keep it interesting. Highly recommended.

I found this book some what boring for my liking which I was disappointed at seeing the other reviews were good - I do say though give it your own chance as it may be what others like unlike myself - the book is very well written just not a story line I liked sadly enough