
St. Martin's Press, 2009. 388 pgs.
I started this book yesterday and finished it today. Overall I'd say it was very enjoyable. Not his best book (I liked Paranoia and Company Man the best), but one that will certainly provide the reader with several hours of entertainment.
The story opens with a married couple, Roger and Lauren Heller on a date, when they get attacked, and Lauren wakes up in the hospital and Roger disappears. Their son, Gabe, enlists the help of Roger's brother, Nick, who is an former special forces man working for a company specializing in corporate espionage. Nick reminded of me of a good guy version of Kurt from Killer Instinct.
From other reviews on Amazon.com I understand that this is to be the first book in a new series, though I did not see anything in the book specifically stating that.