LEIF DAVIDSEN was born in 1950. He spent 25 years as a radio and TV correspondent, and was for a time correspondent in both Spain and Moscow. He published his first novel in 1984 and has written full-time since 1999.
As a paparazzo in Madrid, Peter Lime has hunted and captured the rich and famous on film for over 20 years. He has made a fortune exposing their secrets, the more scandalous the picture the bigger the fee. But Lime remembers the idealism of his youth and wants a different life now, with a job that will make his daughter proud of him. He then goes on a routine assignment snapping a Spanish minister out sailing with his mistress and his world is ripped apart. A fire destroys his home and family, but not all of his photographs. He is now the one being hunted and sets out to discover who is trying to kill him and why, leading him into a complex terrorist plot. Investigative journalist Davidsen delivers a highly plausible political thriller with a compelling and entertaining plot. (Kirkus UK)