From Amazon, which seems to sum it up perfectly to me.

"In a daring operation, two crooks-for-hire rob an Atlantic City casino. But their heist goes horribly wrong, and only one of them makes it out alive. Now he's on the run with $1/2 million vacuum-packed into a bundle the size of a briefcase. Little does he know it's rigged with explosives.

Almost immediately, an expert fixer named Jack is in cross-country pursuit. With less than 48 hours to recover the money, clean up the mess, and--for god's sake--try not to botch the job like he did last time..."

A thrilling, fun, read! I thoroughly enjoyed reading it and I'm definitely interesting in picking up the next book from Roger Hobbs.

I think it was around page 367, where the main character describes his love for reading. Despite all the action and thrilling chapters, that was the bit I remember most.

I still think there's a few losse ends left at the end of the book. There's a few questions I feel need answering.

Check out the next book from the author. It comes out in 2015. :(

Roger Hobbs. Ghostman was his debut novel, and it sure was a good one. I haven't read that many thrillers. I'm only just getting over my obsession with vampires! It seems unique. Most thrillers feature the main character as cops or serial killers. Being a "ghostman" seemed different to me. A fun, interesting different.

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