Man of the Hour

mA page-turning thriller of the first 0 4 highly recommend Man of the Hour: | 0 remarkable achievement, loved i : ildn t When David Fitzgerald, a teacher in a Brooklyn high | school, saves a student from a terrorist bomb, he becomes the emblematic modern hero = the President talks about him, TV talk shows fight over him and camera crews dog his every step. But when the police reveal that he is a suspect in the bombing, everything turns upside down. His media appearances are made to look sinister, His livelihood is taken away. Even his right to see his own son is threatened. Transformed from hero to pariah, he has to put his life on the line = and find the real bomber Man of the Hour is the explosive follow-up to the phenomenal international SESSOMSL The Intruder. ‘Nobody writing suspense novels does it as well. The Intruder is the best novel | have read in years, better than Grisham, 4 better than Richard Price, better than Patricia Cornwell. Man of the Hour is another Blauner WINNER a ee — James Patterson Li ee ae - Soe ‘A page turner that moves with the astfiClency of a clock on a stick of aepamites — Michael Fone - — Richard North Patterson ; i Vivid © Fourth Estate 1999