As Addictive As Lee Child And As Explosive As Michael Connelly – The Wanted Is The New Thriller From Robert Crais, And A New York Times Bestseller ‘I Can’T Wait For The Next Robert Crais!’ Bill Clinton Seventeen-Year-Old Tyson Is A Normal Teenaged Boy – He’S Socially Awkward, Obsessed With Video Games, And Always Hungry. But His Mother Is Worried That Her Sweet, Nerdy Son Has Started To Change… And She’S Just Found A $40,000 Rolex Watch Under His Bed. Suddenly Very Frightened That Tyson Has Gotten Involved In Something Illegal, His Mother Gets In Touch With A Private Investigator Named Elvis Cole And Asks Him To Do Some Digging. Cole Uncovers A Connection Between Tyson And Eighteen Unsolved Burglaries In La’S Ritziest Neighbourhood. Tyson Spooks And Runs. And Then People Start Dying… Robert Crais’ Books Have Been Published In A Staggering 62 Countries And Are Bestsellers Around The World. He Began His Career Writing For Classic Crime And Police Shows Like Hill Street Blues, Cagney & Lacey, Miami Vice And La Law. He Is A Grand Master Of The Mystery Writers Of America. * * * Praise For The Wanted * * * ‘Cleverly Plotted, Stylishly Written… Another Rewarding Page-Turner By One Of The Most Reliable Storytellers In Modern Crime Fiction’ Washington Post ‘Los Angeles Ace Crais Extends His Streak Of Sharp, Enjoyable Thrillers’ Kirkus ‘Gripping… The Wanted Is A Relentless Thriller… I Found Myself Engrossed By Two Terrible — But Remarkably Compelling — Villains… A Welcome Literary Gift From A Master Of The Craft’ Huffpost ‘Taut… Expertly Crafted’ Publishers Weekly ‘An Absolute Must Read’ Mystery Tribune * * * Praise For Robert Crais * * * ‘In Crais, A New Star Has Appeared On The Priovate Eye Scene – A Dazzling First Novel’ -Tony Hillerman On The Monkey’S Raincoat ‘Far And Away The Most Satisfying Private Eye Novel In Years. Grab This One – It’S A Winner!’ -Lawrence Block On The Monkey’S Raincoat ‘Taken Is Intense And Fast-Paced And Reads Like A Big-Budget Hollywood Blockbuster!’ -Cnn ‘A Tale Of One Man’S Bare-Knuckled Search For Redemption. Like The Best L.A. Noir Writers, Crais Nudges The Mystery Genre Into Higher Gear, Tackling Grand Themes In Exceedingly Personal Ways Through Flawed Heroes And Hard-To-Spot Villains’ – La Times Book Review On The Two Minute Rule