THE INSIDER BOOK GIVEAWAY!

[Reece Hirsch]

Attention Crimespacers -- I'm giving away 25 copies of my debut legal thriller THE INSIDER (Berkley Books, mass-market paperback).

 

THE INSIDER is the story of Will Connelly, a young corporate attorney in a big San Francisco law firm who is on the verge of making partner. He thinks that becoming a partner will solve all of his problems but, in fact, his troubles are only beginning. In the week after being elevated to partner and taking over a major technology company merger, Will becomes the prime suspect in a colleague’s murder and an unwilling participant in a complex criminal scheme involving the Russian mob, insider trading and a secret government domestic surveillance program. 

Publishers Weekly says, "Regulatory attorney Hirsch's thriller has something for everyone .... Hirsch's fast-paced, film-ready plot and tough, ambitious characters will keep fans of legal thrillers on the edge of their seats." 

The Savannah Morning News says, "Hirsch has exploded out of the gate with a mastery of pace and plotting many authors take several years to find. Taking threads from a legal thriller, an organized crime story, and a race-against-the-clock terrorist plot, Hirsch has woven them all together in a wonderfully complex page turner .... If you like thrillers, particularly legal thrillers, you'll love The Insider." 

"Hirsch is writing and running with the big boys." New York Times bestselling author John Lescroart 

"Watch out, John Grisham!" New York Times bestselling author Gayle Lynds 

"Gripping and gritty .... All the danger, treachery, and action that make a reader clamor for more are there." New York Times bestselling author Steve Berry

 

To enter, just e-mail me at [e-mail] between now and Monday July 26.  The contest is open to residents of the United States and Canada.  There's no need to provide a mailing address until you've been selected as a winner.  I considered hiring PricewaterhouseCoopers to handle the contest entries, but instead my wife is just going to draw names out of a hat.  It was less expensive that way.