Race Amazon by Andy Lucas

 A brilliant book, well written, the plot twisting and turning, it had everything.

James Pace, ex-RAF helicopter pilot and amateur cameraman, is still wondering what to do with his life when a child's bullet nearly kills him. Dragged unwillingly into the limelight, he is quickly recruited as a video diarist for a charity race, set deep within the remote Amazon basin. Drawn into a deadly political game, he soon finds himself cut off from help and fighting to survive against terrifying odds. Forced to take the battle to his enemy, he must risk everything to find a way out of the jungle alive and discover a terrifying truth. Contract killing, kidnap, ruthless ambition, and a roller coaster adventure that he never signed up for!

The Lunar Code by Robert Foster

A fast moving book with an interesting plot, not very long but thoroughly enjoyed it

A Russian cosmonaut is found murdered in his London hotel room hours before delivering a lecture on the Soviet moon shots.

The Metropolitan Police believe they have their man, and the case is closed.

But in the moments before he died, the victim horribly mutilated himself.

One man understands the significance of that act.

Detective Chief Superintendent Peter Gower realises that the victim was leaving a clue - that this was a crime committed by a fellow Freemason to keep hidden one of the great secrets of that mysterious fellowship.

Gower is about to embark on the most dangerous case of his career – and discover the last great conspiracy of the space race.

His is about to unlock The Lunar Code.

A Sealed Fate by Lisa Gordon

I found this book rather slow, but i still enjoyed it.

To escape the pain of failed relationships and careers, both Valda and Larissa take themselves to Dubai seeking not only success, but a reason and purpose in life. Valda does indeed find success and to her astonishment
love, but all is threatened when she is introduced to a billionaire Sheikh. Her clandestine relationship with the Sheikh, propels her into a murky web of deceit, and she turns to Larissa for help. As an astrologer, Larissa predicts that Valda and the Sheikh’s destinies were sealed from the moment of their first meeting; however she keeps the dire fate that she reads in the charts a secret. Together, Valda and Larissa take a gamble in a game of cosmic Russian Roulette where the stakes are their lives and their adversary, Fate itself.
Can they beat Fate? Can freewill triumph?
This pacey, gritty thriller has a spiritual theme which bravely merges genres and embraces with sensitivity personal relationships underlying the theme of choice versus chance. Upbeat and contemporary in style, A Sealed Fate features an eclectic mix of characters awash with local colour.