The Boy Who Saw (Solomon Creed) - Tapa dura

Top-shelf writers aren t made--they re born, and you can tell in two pages when you ve found one. Simon Toyne has got the gift, and THE SEARCHER proves it-his imagery, his language, and the cool mystery surrounding Solomon Creed and where he s going. I think you ll love this one. --Greg Iles, author of Natchez Burning and The Bone Tree on The Searcher"

One of the best and most original thrillers of the year A nail-biting, relentlessly suspenseful effort that grabs us on page one and never lets go The Searcher lives up every bit to its terrific premise, a tale as wondrously conceived as it is brilliantly realized. --Providence Journal on The Searcher"

Not a dull page to be found anywhere. A thriller gem. Simon Toyne is a first class talent, speeding in the fast lane to the top of the genre. --Steve Berry on The Searcher"

Intrigue, mystery, atmosphere . . . it will draw you in and hold you there. Solomon Creed is a thriller with smarts and class. --Scott Mariani on The Searcher"

In Simon Toyne s The Searcher, Toyne begins a new series with a page-turning thriller Thriller fans should enjoy this vibrant and exciting story. --The Missourian on The Searcher"

A combination of Lee Child-the Jack Reacher books-and Stephen King! How likely does that sound? But in fact the comparisons are apt Vividly evoked action and electrically alive emotion. And a satisfying climax after breathstopping suspense. Look, just get started on this series. You ll be glad you did. --Sullivan County Democrat on The Searcher"

Toyne has turned out a subtle yet compelling religion-flavored thriller that engenders a one more page, one more chapter urgency, much like his previous trilogy. --Library Journal (starred review) on The Searcher"

Compelling, vivid and profound, I loved it. It stays with you long after you ve finished the final page. --Peter James on The Searcher"

Who is Solomon Creed? He s the hero of a fabulous new series of thrillers. Simple as that. --Mark Billingham on The Searcher"

When you read Sanctus, you ll see just how frightening, ruthless and relentlessly entertaining an order of monks can be. Haunting in the best way. --Brad Meltzer on Sanctus"