Andrew Welsh-Huggins: The Mailman

Glenn stares at Carter. “You have opioids? Why?” “Just in case.” “In case of what?”

Mercury Carter is trying to make a delivery to attorney Rachel Stanfield. He’s insistent that no one else can sign for the delivery except for her.

So went Stanfield’s front door is opened by a dubious character telling Carter she’s not home, he says he’ll wait in his van until she arrives.

That’s not going to work for the men inside the house who are holding Stanfield hostage. They are willing to torture her husband Glenn to make her give-up the information they are looking for.

They don’t know that Carter is a very capable man. Capable of disarming people capable of inflicting damage, and capable of rescuing a hostage. You need no more than that to tap into this book. The Mailman is a great suspense thriller that you won’t regret buying. Go now, buy it…

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4 responses to “Andrew Welsh-Huggins: The Mailman”

  1. Shawnerly Avatar

    This is the Library Journal Pick of the month! Ugh, this is confirmation that i must read it! Thanks for the review!

    1. June Lorraine Roberts Avatar

      So many books….!

  2. Americaoncoffee Avatar
    Americaoncoffee

    intense!😳

  3. Margot Kinberg Avatar

    This does sound like an intense thriller, June. And it’s a really interesting premise, too. I’m glad you thought it worked well.

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