If you like Lee Child's non-stop action and Harlan Coben's stomach twisting suspense, you'll love No Way Out, the third book in the Jack Davis thriller series by Joel Goldman "Sleek and sassy, No Way Out is a page turner that keeps going full speed until the very end." Faye Kellerman, New York Times bestselling author "Goldman spins his latest yarn into a clever, complex tangle of chain reactions between six families of characters whose lives are intertwined by blood, greed, lust, desperation and even love." 435 South Magazine Meeting ex-FBI agent Jack Davis in the middle of a shootout is the best thing that could have happened to Roni Chase. As Jack follows Roni into a lethal web of deceit, years in the making, the only thing that can save them - time - is running out. Think James Patterson meets Michael Connelly and you've got Joel Goldman in No Way Out "This is the third book in the Jack Davis series. I loved it It's fast paced and provides an edge-of-your-seat intensity that doesn't let up. It starts off with a bang and goes right to the end with hardly a break." Daisy's Book Journal "No Way Out has a most compelling main character. He's driven by his own demons and past mistakes. He has what would seem to be an insurmountable flaw. When he develops the shakes and crashes to one knee, he pulls himself up, and you the reader, with him." Helen Ginger Jump on No Way Out and hang on for a rockin' ride Then grab Shakedown, the first book in the Jack Davis Thriller series. When FBI Agent Jack Davis investigates a mass murder, a leak of crucial information and his imploding personal life throw him into the ultimate danger zone - where truth lies at the heart of betrayal. After you catch your breath, pick up The Dead Man, the second book in the Jack Davis Thriller series. Jack crosses paths with a serial killer inside one of the most advanced research facilities in the world when people start to die exactly as they dreamed they would. And don't miss The Lou Mason Thriller series by Joel Goldman, featuring trial lawyer, Lou Mason.