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Safe From Harm: The first fast-paced, unputdownable action thriller featuring bodyguard extraordinaire Sam Wylde
Written by RJ Bailey
Narrated by Imogen Church
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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YOU CAN RUN
Sam Wylde is a Close Protection Officer to the rich and powerful. In a world dominated by men, being a woman has been an advantage. And she is the best in the business at what she does.
YOU CAN HIDE
She takes a job protecting the daughter of the Sharifs – Pakistani textile tycoons – but she realises that there is more to their organisation than meets the eye and suddenly she finds herself in danger.
BUT ONLY ONE PERSON WILL KEEP YOU SAFE FROM HARM
Now she is trapped underground, with no light, no signal and no escape. Dangerous men are coming to hurt her, and the young charge she is meant to be protecting. With time running out, can she channel everything she knows to keep them safe from harm…?
RJ Bailey's first fast-paced, unputdownable action thriller featuring bodyguard extraordinaire Sam Wylde is narrated by Imogen Church, reader for Into the Water by Paula Hawkins and The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware.
Sam Wylde is a Close Protection Officer to the rich and powerful. In a world dominated by men, being a woman has been an advantage. And she is the best in the business at what she does.
YOU CAN HIDE
She takes a job protecting the daughter of the Sharifs – Pakistani textile tycoons – but she realises that there is more to their organisation than meets the eye and suddenly she finds herself in danger.
BUT ONLY ONE PERSON WILL KEEP YOU SAFE FROM HARM
Now she is trapped underground, with no light, no signal and no escape. Dangerous men are coming to hurt her, and the young charge she is meant to be protecting. With time running out, can she channel everything she knows to keep them safe from harm…?
RJ Bailey's first fast-paced, unputdownable action thriller featuring bodyguard extraordinaire Sam Wylde is narrated by Imogen Church, reader for Into the Water by Paula Hawkins and The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware.
Author
RJ Bailey
RJ Bailey is the author of Safe from Harm, the first in the thrilling Sam Wylde series.
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Reviews for Safe From Harm
Rating: 4.277777775000001 out of 5 stars
4.5/5
36 ratings2 reviews
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5My favorite in the series (so far) b/c it is well researched and contains a new type of heroine. The other two were good, but this one is the best of the bunch.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Safe from Harm – A Spectacular Debut Thriller Safe from Harm is the spectacular debut thriller from secretive writing duo (I think) RJ Bailey who have created a female hero in the mode of Jack Reacher that Tom Cruise cannot ruin. This is a well written, well thought out thriller that grabs you from the beginning and keeps hold of you all the way through and have already laid the hook for the next in the series. Sam Wylde is a Close Protection Officer, an enhanced personal body guard to us peasants, to the rich and the powerful and when we are introduced to her she is in the process of protecting a politician on a flight out of Heathrow. It is here that she learns that her husband has been murdered by terrorists and she withdraws from the only job she knows to take care of her daughter.When she finally decides to get her life back together once again she is going back to what she knows, protection work and goes to work for a firm on The Circuit and has two job interviews, one with a Russian family and the other with a Pakistani family. She ends up having to audition for the job with the Russian and must fight, even if she wins she is not happy.The daughter of the Pakistani businessman connects with Sam and so she works for the family, and that is when her problems really begin. After not working for nearly two years she is a little rusty and does not pick up things as quickly as she once did, when she is saved by people from the Security Services and asked to assist them watching the family.It is while minding the family she discovers a few truths possibly that shake her confidence in people around her and that she is going to have to fight to the death if she is to survive. While life is throwing her a lot of lemons and she is making a lot of lemonade she is also having to roll with the punches, but whether she can cope with the ultimate betrayal we will see.This really is a gripping and claustrophobic thriller that leaves you guessing as to what will happen next and what a way to introduce a new exciting character in Sam Wylde. One thing is for sure she is kicking ass and taking names, proving that women can be physical as well as cerebral and book readers have a new heroine, and she is so welcome.