It's a cold November night, and DS Dennis Milne is waiting to kill three unarmed men.
Cynical and jaded, Milne earns money on the side by doing what he does best: punishing the bad guys.
But he's been set up.
This time, instead of shooting drug dealers, he kills two customs officers and an accountant.
The hunter has become the hunted. With his colleagues and his enemies closing in on him, Milne must use all of his skills, just to stay alive.
Your Reviews
11 Reviews
Wednesday 23rd September
Gripping read, love Dennis Milne. Wonderful and tragic.
Thursday 3rd September
All I can say is fantastic thrilling action packed reminded me slightly of DEXTER (TV and Book)where the law man becomes the assasin, and to then buy "A Good day to Die" and see that the story follows on 100% enjoyment.. Cheers Simon
Wednesday 26th August
This is the book that started me off. Fantastic rollercoaster ride from start to finish!
Saturday 22nd August
This is one of my favs of simon's. great twists and plots. The character Dennis Milne is my favourite character in all on Simon's books.
Monday 20th July
Simon, I read this book, not long ago. Pure adrenaline rush...just the way I like it...Beautifully intricate with all characters possessing their own finesse and charisma...Good story, plots and generally recommended to all! Keep writing awesome Simon... Kind Regards, Shahid
Tuesday 7th July
I have never been a hardcore reader like I mentioned in my reviews of your other books I usually read things like Rise of the Footsoldier
Tuesday 16th June
High class britisk action where kernick keeps its readers in an iron grep.It is hard to put the book in by themselves, they just want to continue read.enligt me one of the best books I have read
Sunday 14th June
A very good italian translation. A very good book.
Sunday 14th June
Not as fast as Relentless but for a first novel a very good read.
Saturday 13th June
This is a very good read, perhaps not quite as good as relentless but still very much a page turner and has a good plot from the begining to end.
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Thursday 19th November
Briliant! You are a genius Simon Kernick. I long for the movie. And this goes for all of the 4 books I have read by You so far...