Kill the Messenger, (Paperback)

from dianaleez

Tami Hoag's Kill the Messenger is a gripping read. When Los Angeles bike messenger Jace Damon tries to make his last drop of the day for sleazy attorney Lenny Lowell, he is chased, shot at, and barely escapes with the package - and his life. Lenny isn't quite as lucky; and Jace becomes a 'person ...

from sarambarton

88 out of 100 points -- Four and a half stars Plot -- 18 out of 20 points The storyline has a lot of unpredictable twists and turns that kept me guessing. Behind the hard-driving actions of complicated heroes and villains lurks enough logic and plausibility to keep the high-drama story real. With...

from SilversReviews

The poor messenger gets himself into a bind because he was making his last delivery of the day and ends up finding his client dead. He and his brother are very poor and he tried to keep his brother safe from harm. Someone is being blackmailed, but you don't find out until later. It was a page tur...

from Carl_Alves

Kill the Messenger is a fast paced thriller with an interesting lead character, Jace, a bicycle messenger. Both Jace and his brother Tyler are well developed characters. After their mother died, Jace at age 14 strikes out on his own so that he and his brother's won't be orphans, getting an apartm...

from Jarratt

I'd read Tami Hoag years ago and remember really enjoying the book ("A Thin Dark Line"). Not so with "Kill the Messenger." In fact, I couldn't finish it-I just didn't care about any of the characters. A bicycle messenger in LA is sent by an attorney to deliver a package that ends up being a vacan...