Reviews
Praise for Burning Bright : "Readers can expect some good twists on the way to a hair-raising finish. Another fine thriller in what's shaping up to be a hell of a series."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "This sequel to The Drifter continues to note the plight of veterans returning from war as it highlights the perils of advances in artificial intelligence. But most of all it's a suspenseful high-tech ride, complete with a steadily mounting body count and a compelling protagonist."-- Booklist (starred review) "A top-notch series of thrillers marked by a considerable sympathy for veterans . . . Aficionados of Lee Child's Jack Reacher will enjoy getting to know this new action hero."-- Library Journal, Praise for Light It Up "Gun battles, harrowing high-speed escapes and lethal hand-to-hand fights...Petrie colors in more of the portrait of his troubled hero, including his darkest moment in the Middle East. Ash's posse is coalescing, too, including June, the savvy reporter he fell for in Burning Bright , and Lewis, the smooth but equally lethal compadre whose friendship with Ash has a Spenser-Hawk vibe.... Light It Up extends a quality action series with plenty of room ahead both for new adventures and character development."-- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Like Robert Parker's Spenser, Ash is a self-contained, unstoppable force with very useful friends. Vividly troubled yet likable, he intrigues the reader even while managing to save a little part of his world--again. The action in this third outing is nonstop; the drug scene is timely; the characters, including the villains, are deftly drawn, and the tension keeps rising."-- Library Journal "Propulsive...Petrie is a master of orchestrating convincing mayhem."-- Publishers Weekly More Praise for the Peter Ash novels "Peter Ash is one of the most complex characters I've come across in a long time....There is grit in this tale that will stay with you for a long time. Perhaps forever."-- New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci "With The Drifter , Nick Petrie has written just about the perfect thriller."-- New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart "[The] lean prose, gritty descriptions, and raw psychological depth give the novel a feel that reminded me of early Dennis Lehane."-- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "A gripping, beautifully written novel."-- Huffington Post "A hell of a series."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A suspenseful high-tech ride, complete with a steadily mounting body count and a compelling protagonist."-- Booklist (starred review) "A top-notch series of thrillers marked by a considerable sympathy for veterans...Aficionados of Lee Child's Jack Reacher will enjoy getting to know this new action hero."-- Library Journal, Praise for Light It Up "Gun battles, harrowing high-speed escapes and lethal hand-to-hand fights . . . Petrie colors in more of the portrait of his troubled hero, including his darkest moment in the Middle East. Ash's posse is coalescing, too, including June, the savvy reporter he fell for in Burning Bright , and Lewis, the smooth but equally lethal compadre whose friendship with Ash has a Spenser-Hawk vibe.. . . . Light It Up extends a quality action series with plenty of room ahead both for new adventures and character development."-- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Like Robert Parker's Spenser, Ash is a self-contained, unstoppable force with very useful friends. Vividly troubled yet likable, he intrigues the reader even while managing to save a little part of his world--again. The action in this third outing is nonstop; the drug scene is timely; the characters, including the villains, are deftly drawn, and the tension keeps rising."-- Library Journal "Propulsive...Petrie is a master of orchestrating convincing mayhem."-- Publishers Weekly Praise for the Peter Ash novels "Peter Ash is one of the most complex characters I've come across in a long time....There is grit in this tale that will stay with you for a long time. Perhaps forever."-- New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci "With The Drifter , Nick Petrie has written just about the perfect thriller."-- New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart "[The] lean prose, gritty descriptions, and raw psychological depth give the novel a feel that reminded me of early Dennis Lehane."-- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "A gripping, beautifully written novel."-- Huffington Post "A hell of a series."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A suspenseful high-tech ride, complete with a steadily mounting body count and a compelling protagonist."-- Booklist (starred review) "A top-notch series of thrillers marked by a considerable sympathy for veterans...Aficionados of Lee Child's Jack Reacher will enjoy getting to know this new action hero."-- Library Journal, Praise for Light It Up "Like Robert Parker's Spenser, Ash is a self-contained, unstoppable force with very useful friends. Vividly troubled yet likable, he intrigues the reader even while managing to save a little part of his world--again. The action in this third outing is nonstop; the drug scene is timely; the characters, including the villains, are deftly drawn, and the tension keeps rising."-- Library Journal "Propulsive...Petrie is a master of orchestrating convincing mayhem."-- Publishers Weekly Praise for the Peter Ash novels "Peter Ash is one of the most complex characters I've come across in a long time....There is grit in this tale that will stay with you for a long time. Perhaps forever."-- New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci "With The Drifter , Nick Petrie has written just about the perfect thriller."-- New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart "[The] lean prose, gritty descriptions, and raw psychological depth give the novel a feel that reminded me of early Dennis Lehane."-- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "A gripping, beautifully written novel."-- Huffington Post "A hell of a series."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A suspenseful high-tech ride, complete with a steadily mounting body count and a compelling protagonist."-- Booklist (starred review) "A top-notch series of thrillers marked by a considerable sympathy for veterans...Aficionados of Lee Child's Jack Reacher will enjoy getting to know this new action hero."-- Library Journal, Praise for Light It Up "Gun battles, harrowing high-speed escapes and lethal hand-to-hand fights...Petrie colors in more of the portrait of his troubled hero, including his darkest moment in the Middle East. Ash's posse is coalescing, too, including June, the savvy reporter he fell for in Burning Bright , and Lewis, the smooth but equally lethal compadre whose friendship with Ash has a Spenser-Hawk vibe.... Light It Up extends a quality action series with plenty of room ahead both for new adventures and character development."-- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel "Like Robert Parker's Spenser, Ash is a self-contained, unstoppable force with very useful friends. Vividly troubled yet likable, he intrigues the reader even while managing to save a little part of his world--again. The action in this third outing is nonstop; the drug scene is timely; the characters, including the villains, are deftly drawn, and the tension keeps rising."-- Library Journal "Propulsive...Petrie is a master of orchestrating convincing mayhem."-- Publishers Weekly Praise for the Peter Ash novels "Peter Ash is one of the most complex characters I've come across in a long time....There is grit in this tale that will stay with you for a long time. Perhaps forever."-- New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci "With The Drifter , Nick Petrie has written just about the perfect thriller."-- New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart "[The] lean prose, gritty descriptions, and raw psychological depth give the novel a feel that reminded me of early Dennis Lehane."-- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "A gripping, beautifully written novel."-- Huffington Post "A hell of a series."-- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) "A suspenseful high-tech ride, complete with a steadily mounting body count and a compelling protagonist."-- Booklist (starred review) "A top-notch series of thrillers marked by a considerable sympathy for veterans...Aficionados of Lee Child's Jack Reacher will enjoy getting to know this new action hero."-- Library Journal
