This book is hard to put down. Martin's "PANIC BUTTON" tells a story with a style that allows you to see the action clearly inside your mind's eye. Jason and Paul Grimsby are two brothers whose damaged childhood has ruined their adult counterparts. Their past unfolds as Jason is now threatened by a killer that Jason was unfortunate to disturb at a murder scene. The police believe that Jason may be the actual murderer. Everything that Jason cares about or believes in is cruelly and sadistically stripped away from him as a childhood ailment leaves him hopelessly unable to defend himself. Eventually, he runs to his protective brother, as in the past, as a vicious killer closes in. The two brothers are back together again but it may cost Jason his brothers' life this time. The killer seems to always be one step ahead of Jason and time has run out. This is a story of one man's refusal to accept his past or his present circumstances and if he doesn't overcome this, it will cost him his future. Every man has a clear and defining breaking point. This is a story of human triumph through tragedy.