L.A. Story

Down on his luck and ready for a change, Luke Wesson takes a job that just might kill him.

 

Person wearing a helmet and leather jacket in a chaotic urban setting with fires and vehicles.

Hollywood taught him how to fall. Life taught him how to fight.

But what makes a man keep going after he’s already lost everything?

Some characters walk with you long after the book ends. Luke is one of them.

For fans of Lee Child, Gregg Hurwitz, and motorcycles that haul ass

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The Bottom Line: Don’t miss this sharply funny, impeccably paced action thriller. Amidst an ocean of heroes who take themselves far too seriously, Luke Wesson is a breath of fresh air.

Graver injects the book with some priceless dialogue (such as a couple of blowhards arguing over the use of a bowline knot), and the world-building – including local headlines about the Santa Monica Strangler – complete the LA experience. The result is a delightfully straightforward action thriller with a series-worthy hero that we definitely want to spend more time with. Highly recommended.

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