The Final Tour

"Kevin Hurley continues his march to the top tier of thriller writers with Le Tour Finale. This complex, international political thriller rekindles memories of Frederick Forsyth and Len Deighton at their level best with a hefty measure of Robert Ludlum mixed in for good measure and featuring one of the most unique backdrops ever in the genre. Le Tour Finale is a tour de force of riveting and roiling reading entertainment." Jon Land, USA Today bestselling author of Strong Light of Day "An insightful view of Paris' No Go Zone's wrapped in a pulse pounding thriller. Hurley's second novel with John Rexford is a Tour de Force!" Michael Byars Lewis, retired USAF Special Operations Pilot and Award-winning author of SURLY BONDS and VEIL OF DECEPTION Praise for Kevin Hurley's Cut and Cover: "Cut and Cover" documents Kevin Hurley as a master of the suspense thriller genre. Jack Mason, Midwest Book Review "Hurley's prose style is tight and straightforward yet filled with colorful details that show his understanding of international intrigue." Barbara Ballinger, Hudson Valley Magazine "Terrorists attacks are cliche in lesser hands but in Hurley's, they are every bit the equal of Nelson DeMille." The Providence Journal "A high-stakes espionage novel transcending genre, blending multilayered philosophical meditations on violence, machismo, 21st-century living, and the things we do for love into a rip-roaring, nutritious page-turner. Anne Pyburn Craig - Chronogram Magazine Double the trouble, twice the action, and quadruple the enjoyment, you gotta read this one" - Steve Berry, New York Times and #1 Internationally Bestselling Author of The Lincoln Myth and The Patriot Threat In his second John Rexford book, Kevin Hurley pulls no punches. The writing is edgy, the action is violent, and the stakes are as high as they can get. What Hurley's work excels at, besides imaginative plotting, intensive research and dramatic settings, is something you rarely see even in the best of novels of this genre - and that is a deep, unsparing look into the hearts of his main characters. These are far from cardboard cutouts. And it is because of this attention to the often dark inner-workings of his heroes that the novel grabs you by the gut and doesn't let go until the very end. I hope a third Rexford novel is on the way - because I can't seem to get this character out of my head. M. Gaylin


Genre: Thriller