Dear Reader,Let's Go To Hell! - but "Hell" is not what you think...It's a large corporation. Layers upon layers of employees and executives, at the top, stands the CEO Lucifer. His role is precarious, with the new wave of executives (comprised of the most evil people ever lived, from Hitler to Bin Laden...) he needs to show his methods of psychological torture work.He's going to be presenting his first example. A man called Harry. His wife has terminal cancer, if he had a little bit more money, he could pay for more treatments on her maybe she would be fine but the bills are stacking up fast and his 9-5 job's paycheck won't cut it.Then he gets a phone call from an old friend. One quick and easy bank robbery will give him enough money to do what he wants.But it wont be "quick" or "easy"...This book is another one of those that just drags you in, the dialogue is realistic - at times so much, the characters feel real. The action is so fast-paced and exciting, it would make Jason Borne quit. And the ending is...Enough with that, all you need to know is this: you read first page and you can't stop until you've read the last page

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