It’s still a long way off but there’s a listing on Amazon UK for what must be the next Gerald Seymour novel.
Titled A Duty of Care, it is listed for publication on 1 April 2025.
There’s no blurb yet that I can see.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Duty-Care-Gerald-Seymour/dp/1399722034/
I’ve finally had a chance to add my review for the latest Gerald Seymour novel.
You can read it on the new The Best Revenge page.
just a quick reminder that the new Gerald Seymour novel, The Best Revenge, is out now in hardback and ebook formats.
The new Gerald Seymour novel, The Best Revenge, is officially published on 2nd January 2024. But if you’re lucky you might find a copy now. I managed to get a copy of the hardback today in a branch of Waterstones.
Its a significant book as it marks the 40th thriller by Gerald Seymour. It’s also the 4th book in the Jonas Merrick series.
I didn’t recieve a review copy this year so I’ve not had a chance to read it yet. My review will come along eventually.
Happy hunting!
Just a quick note that the third Jonas Merrick book In At the Kill is now out in paperback in the UK
Publication of the third Jonas Merrick novel In at the Kill is later this month so I have added my review of the book to its own dedicated page.
Many thanks to the kind folk at Hodder books for sending me an advance reading copy.
In At The Kill is scheduled for release on 19 January 2023.
A quick note that the most recent Gerald Seymour novel, The Crocodile Hunter, gets its UK paperback release tomorrow, 18th November 2021.
This is the first Jonas Merrick novel and it gets a sequel next year with the publication of the followup titled The Foot Soldiers.
It’s hard to believe but it’s now twenty years since A Line in the Sand was published in hardback. I remember it coming out in January and a check of Amazon UK confirms it was published on 2 January 1999.
It was Gerald Seymour’s eighteenth novel so it’s sits halfway between Harry’s Game and the latest book Battle Sight Zero.
A Line In the Sand was the story of a man who had given information to the intelligence services which lead to the deaths of people working on Iranian weapons programs. He’s given a new identity back in England. However the Iranians find out where he is an send an assassin to take revenge.
It was later adapted as a TV drama with Ross Kemp.
On a personal note this was one of the few Gerald Seymour novels I didn’t have a hardback copy of as I had bought the book as a trade paperback. Recently I got a hardback copy (via a popular internet auction site). Only then I realised I was buying my copy exactly twenty years late.
Hopefully I’ll be able to get around to revisiting the book with my nice “new” hardback sometime this year.
Just a quick reminder that Gerald Seymour’s latest novel titled Battle Sight Zero is officially published in hardback and paperback today in the UK.
My review can be found on the Battle Sight Zero page.
My review page for the new novel A Damned Serious Business Has now been added to the site.
The book is published in hardcover on 4 January 2018.
Thanks as always to Hodder books for the advance review copy.