House on Fire: A Novel (A Nick Heller Novel Book 4)

Well written. Important storyline. Great characters Enjoyed the book alot. Book catches your interest on page one Great author. Loved his Nick character

House on Fire was a good book but the Nick Heller character and activities were similar to previous books where he is always using hi tech means to secretly get into places to find things. Only the story and mystery changes.

This book was interesting and fast paced. I couldn’t put it down. Good to the very end. They must read.

Such a great story that we all know and have seen across our country ... ADDICTION and who's to blame! I've read the mental tug of war that many military return with ... and certainly taking pain pills can be a turbulent journey. I enjoyed this book ... especially the start. Finished with a great curve ball ...

I have read all of Mr Finder’s books I believe. I can’t remember a writer who can develop a character with such detail or a location or a situation. The stories are totally compelling. Nick is not always believable but worth the stretch. Must find more books by Mr Finder

I don’t know where to start. The poor plot? Poor character development? I slogged my way through hoping it would get better but no such luck. It’s unfortunate because I really liked the author’s earlier books.

House on Fire was an excellent read!!! Anything written by Joseph Finder is well worth reading. This book was extremely suspenseful and kept me on the edge of my seat. Nick Heller is a great character and I hope there are many more books planned for him. I actually just hope Mr. Finder is busy writing something right now because he is right at the top of my very favorite authors!!!

Joe Finder has done it again! I don't know how it's possible, but he just keeps getting better and better! House on Fire grabbed me from the very first page and didn't let go. I like to read certain books very slowly to really enjoy the journey that the author takes you on... it takes a lot of blood, sweat, tears... and sleepless nights to write a novel, let alone a great novel, so I believe finishing a book quickly is somehow an insult to the arduous journey and task the author undertakes... I mean, we owe them our time to dig deep, right? I find Finder's books hard to do that with... I want to keep reading them, yet I force myself to stop, to reflect, to soak in a delicious turn of phrase. Thanks, Joe. it's a great piece of work!!!

He writes brilliantly

Another excellent book from Joseph Finder. The subject matter is very relevant to issues in the modern world of drug dependency and dominant multinational companies. The book is full of action and has constant twists and turns with many sub-plots, most notably the involvement off stage of Heller's imprisoned father. With many possible suspects and clues that pointed to each from time to time, you are kept guessing as to the person who murdered Maggie right to the end.

I love Thrillers by Joseph Finder. They give me a very good reading time: Nice plots, good twists and I very much love private investigayor Nick Heller. Cannot wait for the next thriller to be published!

There’s a very good reason why Joseph Finder is among my favorite thriller authors. House On Fire epitomizes everything that makes his books must reading for me. Ex-soldier turned private detective Nick Heller is a multi-faceted character you can’t help but root for, the supporting cast is outstanding, and even the antagonists are well fleshed out. The author keeps us guessing about who may be or may not be Nick’s allies as he is pulled deeper and deeper into the myriad disfunctions of the Kimball family. The plot of the story, which centers around the opioid epidemic and the companies that fuel it, is a twisty, turny delight. The exhaustive research Finder puts into his novels shines through here, making House on Fire not only a highly enjoyable read, but also a primer on the subject at the heart of the story. The resolution packs a punch and a couple of late surprises I didn’t see coming. Finder has outdone himself yet again.

He had me with Paranoia and the rest is history. For a long time I was disappointed that it was so hard to get his ebooks in Australia but that seems to be sorted now.