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The Short Drop - Pure Adrenaline


This was my first book using Kindle App on my tablet and it was the best choice I could’ve ever made. Named by Goodreads the Best Book of December 2015, The Short Drop is an adrenaline-filled thriller which I wasn’t able to put down.

Clever and Fast Action


Matthew FitzSimmons presents us with a good and intelligent story, with deep characters with whom we easily identify ourselves. 

The plot is a tad complicated, yet it’s easy to follow, everything happens so quickly, and the ending will most likely blow your mind, in a good way. 

It’s not that the story is absolutely unique or that you’ve never heard of any story like that. Instead, how you are conducted and made to think along the way pulls you in and keeps you there. Like any good mystery book, nothing is what it appears to be, and no one is who they claim to be.

More Than You'd Expect


It begins with the disappearance of an important politician’s daughter and can be described as a political thriller. Yet, The Short Drop is way more than that. 

You will be surprised at every chapter full of twists, turns, and permanent action.

I strongly recommend this one.


If you like a good thriller full of mystery, you may want to give The English Girl by Daniel Silva a chance.

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