Chinese Burn

De: Mark Chisnell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Sam Blackett is back and in more trouble than ever before...

Sam Blackett has moved on from her adventures in the Himalayas, and moved on from her relationship with Pete. Fortunately, things are going a little better with her journalism, and she's in Shanghai working on a commission for the Boston Globe. If only she hadn't treated herself to dinner at the five star Peninsula Hotel she might even have got it finished and published - but she did, and so Roger Ravert died in her arms. Now Sam was on the run from the Detroit police, the FBI, the CIA and China's security service. And she had no idea why. Try the sample with 'Look Inside'. Chinese Burn is the second in a series featuring Sam Blackett, written by the author of the best-selling Janac’s Games books – Powder Burn is the first in the Burn with Blackett series. Mark Chisnell's thrillers have topped the Amazon charts around the world.

Reviews for #1 Powder Burn

Highly recommended... unique read. eThriller.com Nail-biting action, a twisting plot and a fiesty heroine, Powder Burn is a page-turning thriller that is almost impossible to put down. The first in a new series, I'm not sure how Chisnell is going to top this one! Highly recommend! Minding Spot Chisnell is a favorite of mine and Powder Burn delivers his usual well-researched, fascinating, and fast-packed thriller novel. Nina Sankovitch, readallday.com A great start to the series. Big Al's Books and Pals Mark Chisnell writes the kind of stories that will keep you turning the pages till you’re done, and still thinking about them long after that. He writes the Kindle-chart-topping Janac’s Games thrillers, and the Burn series featuring Vermont back country girl and wannabe-investigative journalist, Sam Blackett. Mark Chisnell’s a former professional sportsman and has also worked as a broadcaster and journalist. He has written for some of the world’s leading magazines and newspapers, including Esquire and the Guardian - but Mark's greatest achievement was probably hitch-hiking to Mount Everest base-camp in Tibet. In trainers. Or maybe that was the stupidest.