A Ticket to Hell

A Ticket to Hell

He was a tall and slender man in his early thirties with a bitter hunger in his face. There was a strength about him that the tailored jacket couldn’t conceal or soften, and a readiness about him that clashed with the expensive car and the hand-sawn luggage. <br /> <br />Ex-convict Ric Durazo was a man on a mission – well chosen for the job of saving someone’s life, even if it cost him his own. <br /> <br /><b>A Ticket to Hell</b> is a fast-paced noir ride through the cheap motels and desert canyons of New Mexico. <br /> <br /><b>Praise for A Ticket to Hell:</b> <br /> <br />"<em>Tough, uncompromising and effective.</em>" <br /><b>- New York Times</b> <br /> <br />"<em>...one of those short books that has more plot and action than most writers these days can get into 500 pages</em>" <br /><b>- Bill Crider, author of the Sheriff Dan Rhodes series</b>