Book Review: "Long Way Home" By J.B. Turner

 

J.B. Turner has proved his writing in not only all consuming but equally engaging & thrilling!

Long Way Home is the second in the Jack McNeal series with stunning detail involving several high stake characters.

From mob bosses to ex-CIA and even a few operatives - it's all tightly wrapped and bundled nicely.
The plot gradually thickens at a steady pace as we're introduced to some alarming findings - Henry Graff's body in a reservoir- was just the tip of this iceberg.
As we progress, we uncover there's more to meet the eye here as everyone takes hold and the shifting takes shape.

McNeal's family is being targeted by a White House conspiracy from a shadowy security consultantcy. Jack knows he has to kill or be killed and must act quickly to bring in justice even if this means to put his own neck on the line while playing the hard core criminal.

The question remains: Who killed Finn O'Brien?

Was this a cookie cutter copy cat or a more experienced individual.

Who or what is this about a "Woodcutter" and why is there so much focus on the Presidents body guards?
What happens if you lose your sense of self while trying to bring in justice? You know therapy is available but can you physically place yourself there and confess for your sins?

Will the truth come out? Will those who killed become the hunters or the hunted?
What about those who did this group wrong? Will they ever get the justice that they have coming?
Will the Karma train ride off into the sunset?

I'll tell you there's so many questions that you'll build upon being consumed by the smoke and haze. It's all about survival. Fight or Flight!

Thank you to J.B. Turner, Amazon Publishing UK, & Netgalley for this ARC!

This was one hell of a wild ride that I didn't wish to head. Looking forward to seeing what more this writer has up his sleeve.