I absolutely LOVED the first Saul Marshall thriller, False Prophet, so I started reading Never Forget straight after as I couldn't get enough of Saul Marshall. We are introduced to Saul again as he listens in to police radio. He's like a modern-day real-life Batman: a shadowy vigilante trying to put a spanner in the works of criminals on the streets of California. When he hears something on police radio, he starts his engine and rushes to the scene. What he sees puts him on a rollercoaster he can't get off and when a lady needs his help he puts on his bat-cape and (hopefully) saves the day (and the girl).

Saul swoops in to save the damsel in distress and teams up with Ellen, the attempted abductee, and puts together all the pieces of the puzzle to see why she is so valuable. Saul is a wanted man so he can't go to the authorities but he still has some friends in law enforcement who are willing to put their jobs on the line to help him. As he helps Ellen, he puts himself back on the radar again and he must be one step ahead to avoid being caught whilst removing the threat that could tear the government apart.

Wow! What a ride! I love the character of Saul Marshall, he could be any man on the street. It's absolute genius to have a main character who was a con-man, FBI agent and now a wanted man. If Saul is Batman, then Vann is definitely Robin; his trusty sidekick who can swoop in to save the day. Although this was a bit too techie for me at times, it is a fantastic edition to an AMAZING series. I'm not a fan of politics but I will grab with both hands any political thrillers starring Saul Marshall. Hollywood, take note, Saul Marshall is destined for the big screen!

I chose to read to read an ARC and this is my honest and unbiased opinion. ( )

A new offering of a modern-day warrior tale comes to life in the form of “Never Forget,” a second sequel in the Saul Marshall series. Saul Marshall is plunged into the harrowing machinations of evil which force him to pursue diabolical enemies.

The story escalates in a compelling crescendo of lies and bureaucracy. Davis has created a wide parallel of cautionary terror and thematic consequences that every reader is coming to associate with his writing.

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