Trust No One

You can usually tell a good book by the number of times it gets
checked out. I noticed Trust No One, by Gregg Hurwitz, going
in and out several times before I finally snagged it and put it in my pile.
Trust No One is a political murder mystery with action that is as unending as the plot twists and turns. When a secret service agent literally lands on him with both feet, Nick Horrigan realizes the events from seventeen years earlier have caught up with him. Nick has to put to rest his personal demons from the past while trying to keep one step ahead of the people shadowing his every move.
This is the first book of Hurwitz's I have read, but his writing style and off center humor will difinitely have me scanning the shelves for more.