The seventh novel in the DIVISIBLE MAN series. A mysterious mission request from Earl Jackson sends Will into the sphere of a troubled celebrity. A meeting with the Deputy Director of the FBI at which Will reveals his ability to vanish goes terribly wrong. Will and Andy find themselves on the run from Federal authorities, infiltrating a notorious cartel, and racing to prevent what might prove to be the crime of the century.
"A solid series entry that is, as usual, exciting, intricately plotted, and thoroughly entertaining."
"Seaborne is never less than a spellbinding storyteller, keeping his complicated but clearly explicated plot moving smoothly from one nail-biting scenario to another. As the tale goes along, seemingly disparate plotlines begin to satisfyingly connect in ways that will keep readers guessing until the explosive (in more ways than one) action-movie denouement. The author’s grasp of global politics gives depth to the book’s thriller elements, which are nicely balanced by thoughtful characterizations. Even minor characters come across in three dimensions, and Will himself is an endearing narrator. He’s lovestruck by his gorgeous, intelligent, and strong-willed wife; has his heart and social conscience in the right place; and is boyishly thrilled by the other thing."
"Five Stars!"
"Author Howard Seaborne has got his series down to a fine art at this point, masterfully weaving a complex narrative filled with suspense and high stakes that challenges the heroes we know and love more than ever. The introduction of a Hollywood actor's suspect mission was a glamorous and perilous new twist, and with it came an interesting new mix of tensions and attitudes relating to fame and media ...The fast-paced action is always described in a visceral and multisensory way that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, and the interplay between Will and Andy offers moments of witty relief. Overall, Seaborne's ability to blend thrilling action with intricate plotting makes this novel a compelling addition to the series, and I would certainly recommend Three Nines Fine and the Divisible Man series in general to thriller fans everywhere."
