I've given this book the same rating as the author's last book but I do think this one ended up being a smidge better. If you think you can handle a book dealing with the topic of sexual harassment and you enjoyed the author's previous novel, you should give this one a look. It's not perfect, but I do like what the author did with the last part of the book. Tim was born in Berkshire and studied in London and Cardiff before becoming a national newspaper journalist. He lives in Nottinghamshire with his wife and two children, and writes in a cabin at the bottom of his garden. When Sarah rescues a young girl in danger, a powerful man vows to repay the debt...all he needs is one name and that person will disappear no questions asked.

Seconds, T.M. Logan’s second novel, was published by Bonnier Zaffre in 2018. The best-selling and award-winning author’s books have enjoyed enormous success, with his novels selling over two million copies globally. Two of his novels have already been adapted as dramas, The Holiday and The Catch. This was an uneven reading experience: at times disjointed and messy, while other parts were thrilling, suspenseful and entertaining. Big Light Productions will be taking One Name to MIPCOM for pre-sales. Frank Spotnitz will also be speaking at the market as part of the Producers’ Hub in a panel entitled A QUESTION OF SURVIVAL – TALENTS IN CRISIS on Weds 18 th October at 15:15 – 15:45 in the Seaview Producers’ Hub: R9.options – both dangerous. Think of all the people who have wronged you? Then you are given the opportunity for revenge against a sexual predator who is making your life a living hell. What would you do? Take the offer? This was such a tense, engrossing and captivating story filled with twists and turns that truly played with your morals and sense of right and wrong. This and the time pressure really made this story. The pace and sense of danger was constant, accretive, and perpetuating. So much so I couldn’t put the book down and read into the wee hours to finish.

Overall, this is another one of those one-sitting, compulsive, addictive reads, so be prepared. Original from start to finish and timely, T.M. Logan has delivered another bold thriller! In the surveillance footage, Mr Floyd can be seen laughing with employees and shoppers as he moves around the store, at one point holding a banana and at another point pulling out what appears to be some cash. It was also very interesting to put Sarahs choice (s) as a question to yourself, the reader and decide what you would do given the choice (s) she found herself having to make, its great to read her absolute disbelief how her life had changed in an hour!I couldn't begin to imagine being in Sarah's position but I am fully aware of many situations out there involving bosses and the upper echelon that use their power to gain advantage over vulnerable people. Sexual predators are evil and I fully sympathised with Sarah, understanding her constant frustration and fear of losing her job.