THE CATCH, Tim’s thrillers have sold more than two million copies in the UK and are published in translation in 22 other countries including Italy, Spain, Sweden, Portugal, France, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Serbia, Greece, South Korea, Romania and the Netherlands. Love makes us blind, it makes us to choose always wrong, forget our parents all these are going on with Abbie too. She too chooses Ryan over her dad without listening … Sadly for her one promise what all she or her family is losing … The author did an excellent job in keeping me on my toes, and uncertain if Ed was losing his grasp on reality or if Ryan was indeed not quite the catch everyone thought he was. This was an addictive read that I raced through. When he shares his feeling to his wife she ignored by calling him as an overprotective father. He continued his investigation by himself to a time but when he come across lot more to dig he hand over the case to a secret agent .When he understand something secret over Ryan’s identity he is sharing again and it end up a clash with Claire .

My favourite part was Claire hitting Ryan with a large metal Thermos. That was so laughably bad and ridiculous it was hilarious. Moral of the story? Don't go anywhere without a Thermos.

A gripping psychological thriller which has suspense, adventure, romance and lot more to enjoy in one novel. It’s the story of Ed’s family and his daughter Abbie’s marriage .The narration itself says how many days more for marriage and that makes the readers to think ,Will that happen or Ed can help his daughter ? If you've been wondering - where was The Catch filmed? - you now know the answer. Though the Channel 5 drama isn't actually set in Ireland and neither is the book... The Catch show vs book location

Highly engaging, fast paced and all the crazy train madness. An excellent, entertaining psychological thriller. Thanks to Jayne for recommending this one! Assured, compelling, and hypnotically readable - with a twist at the end I guarantee you won't see coming' Lee ChildI was born in Berkshire and grew up in Reading, the youngest of three boys and a fully-fledged bookworm from a very young age. I read history at Westfield College, part of the University of London, and went on to do a postgrad at Cardiff University.