Jim Chambers

" [...] The wheels of justice grind slowly, sir... [...]" This was my first reading encounter with Jim Chambers' work and I sincerely hope it won't be the last. "Legacy" is a good thriller that you can't tear yourself away from. A gripping plot, great action and an unpredictable ending make this story worth getting to know. I met here, among others: Julian, who runs his own business. He is a businessman and has a hotel in the French Alps. In addition, he is in conflict with his family. Something moved him with his father Terence, and his siblings: Luke and Emily took their father's side. Probably if it weren't for Terence's terminal illness, they would never have met face to face again. I'm not surprised by his behaviour. I would have done the same as Julian. I liked Julian, but I didn't like his wife, Lotte. She's just a bad woman. A money-hungry party girl. Watch out for her. I didn't understand Terence either. His behaviour shocked me a lot. Was his decision to bring Julian to his company the right one? What will his other two children say about all this? Will Julian save his father's company from bankruptcy? Will the family business survive thanks to Julian? I also met Simon Banks here, who wants to find out what really happened to his father - Scott. It's worth looking into this case. Is he still alive? With this novel, we move in different times. Thanks to this, we can feel the plot even better. I'm glad that thanks to this novel I could find myself in the French Alps and Yorkshire. The main themes of this book are: - family conflict - disappearance - big steps to bankruptcy - fraud Are you ready to meet Julian and his tragic family? The great cover also deserves your attention.