The Accident Man

For all you fans of action packed thillers. Well here's the book for you and a question.




Samuel Carver is a hit man. And not just any kind of hit man. Targeting slave traders, terrorists and other untouchable criminals, he specializes in arranging fatal “accidents” that take his victims out without anyone being the wiser. Then, on August 31, 1997, everything changes. Hired to kill an Islamic terrorist, he stages a car crash only to find out later that his target wasn’t who his employers said it was. It was Princess Diana!

Now on the run, Carver must race to find out why the powers that hired him wanted Princess Di killed—and which of his acquaintances he can trust. Breathlessly paced and featuring one of the most intriguing heroes in recent fiction, this gritty thriller is a must for fans of James Bond and Jason Bourne.



Question:What type of books do you prefer and do the movies you watch tend to fall in the same category? Why?

Myself, I like the suspense/thiller books for the fact that they are fast moving and very exciting. This is not to say that romance books are not exciting as I have read a lot of romance books and they are good too but in a different way.

As far as movies go I typically follow the same path as the books I read like Jason Bourne, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, James Bond too name a few. I also really like war movies.

Ok, now your turn to share. Have a great day!

Comments

Becky LeJeune said…
The books I read and movies I watch absolutely fall into the same categories. Horror, action, suspense, fantasy...I read and watch them all. The one exception is Sci-Fi. I watch them but can't read them. Something about the books is hard for me to grasp. I don't seem to have that problem with movies.
March 4, 2008 at 10:25 AM
Christy Lockstein said…
I prefer to read historical mysteries, but my favorite movies are old musicals/comedies. No connection at all!
March 5, 2008 at 11:25 AM
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