Revue de presse
‘Random Targets is an incredible edge-of-your-seat ride. The action starts quickly and never stops, keeping your heart racing the whole way through. There is a driving need to know what happens next. This novel is horrifyingly feasible and Mr Raven deserves full credit for the sensitive way he deals with the ramifications of the tragedy as well as the investigative twists and turns throughout the book.’ ONLINE BOOKCLUB REVIEW
‘In Random Targets, British Author James Raven has successfully recreated a shattering sense of fear. The book opens as a sniper launches a devastating attack on the M27 motorway. Once the cycle of violence has begun, the pressure to solve it becomes crushing. Even promising clues prove to be cleverly disguised red herrings. In Jeff Temple – the protagonist - Raven has created the sort of working class hero that you’ll want to stay with not only throughout Random Targets, but in the series’ other instalments as well.’ BESTTHRILLERS.COM REVIEW
'Random Targets is the third book in the DCI Jeff Temple series and is a well-plotted and compelling story. Raven's writing is lean and sinewy, and his descriptions make the investigation real. Raven keeps up the tension throughout the story, and the action fairly sizzles until the very end. Random Targets is exciting and credible and it's recommended for fans of mysteries, especially those who enjoy police procedurals.' --Reader's Favourite Review
Random Targets by James Raven is an incredible edge-of-your-seat ride. The action starts quickly and never stops, keeping your heart racing the whole way through. Readers should be warned that time might just fall away from them while the book lasts because they won t want to glance away. There is a driving need to know what happens next...It s highest appeal would definitely be among readers who enjoy suspense or thriller novels, but by virtue of its real-world relevance, it may be interesting to readers who are not usually attracted to that genre as well. --Online Book Club
Biographie de l'auteur
James Raven was a journalist for most of his working life. After reporting for local, regional and national newspapers he moved into television in 1982 as a news scriptwriter with TVS television where he then worked his way up to become Director of News across Meridian, Anglia and HTV. When Granada took over most of ITV he became Managing Director of Granada Sport before setting up his own production company. James spends much of his time writing and travelling and also performs magic at various venues across the country. James has previously published five novels with Robert Hale, including Rollover and Urban Myth.
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