Jimmy Blue Revenge Thrillers- Run, Hide, Die

A dark vigilante thriller that traps its split-psyche antihero on the open ocean with killers on every side. Book two of a psychological revenge series where the hunted man carries his own monster with him, and survival means letting it loose. Trapped between killers and cops, his only way out is to unleash the monster. Tom Lewis is broken. Gentle. Slow. A man the world overlooks. But inside him lives something else. Jimmy Blue. Cold. Brilliant. Merciless. He avenged his parents. Now he’s taking on London’s crime lords. London’s streets are littered with bodies, and the police are closing in. To escape, Tom boards a freighter bound for New York. But the freighter offers no sanctuary. Seven passengers are worth fortunes dead. The crew are killers—and the passengers are pawns in a deadly game. And across the ocean, the cops are waiting with handcuffs. Tom can’t survive what’s coming. But Jimmy Blue might. Once Jimmy Blue boards, there’s no hiding. No escape. Only death. Dark, brutal, and impossible to put down, Run, Hide, Die is book two of award-winning Ian W. Sainsbury’s Jimmy Blue Revenge Thrillers—a vigilante series with a psychological edge. Fans of Jack Reacher and Dexter will find their next obsession in Jimmy Blue. Praise for the Jimmy Blue Revenge Thrillers: "Jimmy Blue would have Jack Reacher shaking." "I love vigilante thrillers and this is one of the best I've read." "Jimmy Blue scared the tar out of me. And I loved every minute!" "The wording made it seem like I was watching a movie, not reading a book." "Once you start reading you won't be able to put it down because you'll desperately want to find out what happens next." "The violence is intense but appropriate to the situation." "This is Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde on steroids." "A clever, unique, well-written, brutal story unfolded before me...and I want more." "If you like Jack Reacher, this character is so much more interesting." "Cracking story, well planned out and full of excellent painted characters." "Although some compare this to the Reacher books, this is a totally different ball game. This is an antihero hero. A very dark twist." "The hero becomes the villain, but only when the mark deserves his or her fate." "I could not put it down. It's one of those novels where you root for the bad guy."