Six Passengers, Five Parachutes — A True Action Thriller
Someone shot him and left him for dead. Big mistake.
Army Ranger photographer Steven Quintana has uncovered a network of ultra-wealthy criminals who film convicted killers fighting to the death for paying audiences. Before he can expose them, they put a bullet in him and walk away.
They should have made sure he was dead.
Now Steven is going undercover — from Los Angeles to San Francisco to Hong Kong to Mexico — on a collision course with the most dangerous men he has ever faced. And this time, it is Julia Travers who has to save him.
A race across four continents that never lets you catch your breath.
Book 2 of The Quintana Adventures trilogy. Perfect for fans of Daniel Silva, Brad Thor, and action thrillers that keep you reading by flashlight at midnight.
Reviews for Six Passengers, Five Parachutes
From Writer’s Digest National Book Competition: 5 out of 5 stars
The author has a stellar instinct for crafting interactions between characters…fabulous foreboding and panic… an engaging read and, in Steven, a character who could live on the big screen.
Sample Reviews on Amazon Overall 4.9 out of 5 stars
The adventures of Steve Quintana are as compelling as ever … with the action moving at breakneck speed. Bull’s work is up there with Connelly, Cussler, and Patterson when it comes to creating an intense, exciting thrill ride, full of technical expertise, whether it’s Hollywood, espionage or travel. And he has the guts to take his lead character into situations that you will have to read to believe.
This book picks up where the first book left off, with Steven Quintana trying to track down the people who funded the kidnapping of Julia Travers in the first book. The twists are incredible. In the first book, Steven struggled to rescue Julia. In the sequel, it's Julia who must save Steven!
Awards
Six Passengers, Five Parachutes is a semi-finalist in the 2018 Los Angeles Book Pipeline Competition, which fast tracks novels to production companies for TV and film adaptation. There were ten semi-finalists out of 5,000 submissions. It also won Honorable Mention in the 2017 London Book Festival.