Too Far

Description

One night. One date. What have you got to lose? Jack Harper isn't a bad man, but he's stuck in a loveless marriage with a mediocre job just trying to keep sober. The only good thing in his life is his son. When an old college friend introduces him to a new extramarital dating website, he tentatively reaches out to find a distraction from his misery. But when he goes to meet up with his steamy online date, he quickly realises it was a dire choice. Soon, Jack finds himself desperately trying to prove his innocence for crimes he did not commit, and the life he once had - unhappy as it was - is nothing but a dream. Now, he's living his worst nightmare... Gripping and packed with shocking twists and turns, this intense psychological thriller plays with a basic anxiety we all harbour: What if one reckless decision could ruin your life forever?

Jason Starr is the author of Cold Caller, Nothing Personal, Fake I.D., Hard Feelings and Tough Luck followed by Lights Out, The Follower, Panic Attack, Savage Lane and his latest novel, Too Far. He was born in Brooklyn in 1966 and still lives in New York City.

I picked this novel to read on a long journey and it kept me reading right until the end. The hours flew by * Trip Fiction * 'Jason Starr is the master of gripping psychological suspense laced with dark humour. Too Far is another tour de force from the man with the wickedest imagination in crime fiction' -- Mark Edwards, author of In Her Shadow and The Retreat A fast and furious read * Crime Review * If you enjoy being manipulated by a brilliant storyteller with a diabolical mind, then Too Far is your kind of novel. I loved it, pure and simple, and I'd recommend it to anyone -- Scott Pratt, bestselling author of the Joe Dillard series and the Darren Street series A rocket-paced, propulsive, and utterly addictive thrill-ride. Jason Starr is a master of ratcheting up the suspense page-by-page, making it totally impossible to look away -- Lisa Unger, author of Under my Skin