Strangers' Gate

by Tom Casey

Pilot and adventurer, Jason Walker follows his bliss'?into the sensuous arms of sultry Charlotte Lansing. Unfortunately, Charlotte's husband, Alan, is a Wall Street raider, a drug-lord money-launderer... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0765311909
• ISBN13: 9780765311900
• Release Date: June 2006
• Publisher: Forge
• Length: 254 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.4" x 9.3"

Customer Reviews

Very enjoyable

Very well written book, good plot, and very enjoyable. Combines both the introspection of the main character's past life with drug smuggling, murder, and eventually his future.

Could not put it down!!

An action thriller brought to the reader in a refreshing and unique style, combined with sex, travel, mystery, and adventure. I could not put this book down ~ a must read! I am on the edge of my seat, awaiting Tom Casey's next book.

A Rare Combination

Author Tom Casey bring a rare combination of poetic and psychological depth to "Strangers' Gate," an action thriller that is equally at home in the sophisticated enclaves of New York City and the salty beach bars of the Caribbean. There's plenty of action for his pilot hero, Jason Walker, most of it stemming from his affair with the estranged wife of an abusive Wall Street low-life who has hired some island drug runners to kill him. But through it all -- the sultry sex; the cast of wonderfully exotic charters; and the hair-raising climax aboard a seaplane called the Albatross -- the reader is always riding co-pilot in the cockpit of Jason's soul.

Sexy Thriller

Strangers' Gate is a lyrical, character-driven thriller from the best traditions of American Fiction. The author brings an introspective dimension to sexy high action. Women will love it for its passionate men, and men will love it for its high adventure. A must read.

Strangers' Gate

Adventure, sex, the best of the human spirit and darkest; from the first page to the very last, readers will find themselves captivated by extraordinary characters, beautifully described locales, and the charm of this accomplished writer. Strangers Gate will leave men lusting and dreaming of roads not taken, or perhaps reminiscing; women will find themselves with thoughts all too familiar, of what has been, could have been, or still can be. Sexual tension is laced throughout. Strangers' Gate is a brilliant lyrical torture of the senses.