Tommy Jump is an
ex-child actor whose career is deteriorating. He’s type cast in his
famous role and can’t seem to break out of it. Tommy’s problems
don’t end with his career. He has a pregnant fiancée, and he wants to take care of his family.
When Tommy meets an
old friend now in the FBI, he’s surprised to get an offer for a
different kind of acting job. The FBI wants him to enter prison under
an assumed name and become friends with Mitchell Dupree, a banker who
is in prison for laundering funds for a drug cartel, New Colima.
Headed by El Vio, this is one of the deadliest drug cartels in
Mexico, a primary supplier of crystal meth is the US.
Tommy, in spite of
the worries of his mother and girlfriend, takes the job. When he
enters the minimum security prison ready to befriend Dupree, he is
faced with much more than he bargained for. Drug cartels don’t fool
around. They want the papers Dupree knows about as much as the FBI.
If you like
thrillers, this is a good one. Tommy is a believable character. His
reaction to prison including the fear and stress draw you in.
Although the book opens slowly, once Tommy enters the prison, the
action is non-stop. It’s hard to put the book down.
I received this book
from Net Galley for this review.
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