Nobody Gets Hurt
The second action thriller featuring bodyguard extraordinaire Sam Wylde
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Nobody Gets Hurt
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Imogen Church
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RJ Bailey
Bodyguard Sam Wylde has had her British licence revoked. She is now operating in Europe, running security on a swanky motor yacht during the Historic Grand Prix race. And at the same time she trawls for news of her ex-husband and daughter.
In fact, the owner of the boat is bankrupt and the bank wants the multi-million-dollar vessel back. Sam is in the middle of a very dangerous situation that is rapidly escalating out of control.
Alongside her partner Konrad, Wylde has to fight enemies on all fronts. But will they even find themselves on opposite sides when it comes to the final showdown?
Nobody Gets Hurt. If only that were true.
Unabridged audio read by Imogen Church.
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'Full-on and adrenalin-fuelled to the point of making a James Bond movie look sedate... At the helm is a heroine who would put Bond in his place. Definitely a character of interest and one to watch'
‘I loved Safe From Harm, a thriller that had me in a choke-hold from its great opening line to the white-knuckle climax. Sam Wylde is a hero for our times. And she kicks major butt. RJ Bailey has created a serial hero to rival Jack Reacher himself’ (Tony Parsons)
'Safe From Harm is a whirlwind ride...If you didn’t know from the energetic writing and ballsy heroine that this was just the beginning, then the ending which leaves things on a cliff-edge would tell you that there is more to come...I’d say that Sam Wylde is here to stay.'
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