#BLOGTOUR | Nighthawks – Lambert Nagle @lambertnagle @rararesources @gilbster1000 #bookblogger #bookreview #amreading

When art, money and power collide…

A Mafia boss addicted to beautiful art. A Catholic priest who knows too much. A modern-day Jay Gatsby.

And a woman on the run.

Disgraced London detective Stephen Connor is given an ultimatum: take a transfer to Rome or kiss his career goodbye.

With his love life in tatters and his confidence at an all-time low, can Stephen find the world’s most valuable painting before it disappears forever?

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Review:

Nighthawks by Lambert Nagle 8s a fast-paced, well written thriller. I really enjoyed the writing. I feel like I connected to this book from page one and was intrigued all the way to the end.

This is action-packed and will keep you on the edge of your seat. I love books that are high action. It makes for an entertaining read.

There is a rather large cast of characters, which all interconnect. It took me a little bit to remember them all, but they were all necessary and well crafted.

I enjoyed Nighthawks, and think it is a good read. I recommend giving it a shot!

Rating:

4/5☆

*I received a free copy of this book from Rachel’s Random Resources to review honestly on the blog tour. All opinions are my own and unbiased.*


Lambert Nagle is the pen-name for Alison Ripley Cubitt and Sean Cubitt, co-writers of international thrillers, mystery and crime.

Alison is a former television production executive who worked for Walt Disney and the BBC before pivoting to become a multi-genre author and screenwriter. Her short film drama Waves (with Maciek Pisarek) won the Special Jury Prize, Worldfest, Houston. Sean’s day job is Professor of Film and Television, University of Melbourne, Australia. He writes about film and media for leading academic publishers.

Other titles by Lambert Nagle include Revolution Earth (featuring detective Stephen Connor) and Contained in Capital Crimes, a short story collection from members of ITW (International Thriller Writers) with a foreword by Peter James.

With six passports between them, they set their books in the far-away places they live and work.

Website: http://www.lambertnagle.com
Author: Instagram:@alisonripleycubitt
Author page Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alisonripleycubittwriter
Twitter: https://twitter.com/lambertnagle


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