The Day After Tomorrow by Allan Folsom

 

I had read this story when it first came out in the 1990s and had loved the story. So, when I found it at the local used book story, I figured it was time for a re-visit, and I’m glad I did. For lovers of conspiracy thrillers similar to Robert Ludlum, you find this story right what the doctor ordered.

The story follows Dr. Paul Osborne, who has been haunted from the day he was ten-years-old and watched a stranger kill his father. Now, thirty years later, in a Paris café, he finds the man sitting across from him. Thus starts the frantic run through Europe to find why his father was killed and who ordered it done. With fanatics and police on his trail, Osborne cannot afford to make a mistake or trust anyone. The pages do not stop until the horrifying last page.