Agenda Indiscriminate is the third book in the Daylight thrillers series but the first I have read as it works as a standalone too, even if it does follow on from events in the second book. What I noticed from the very first page is how action-heavy this story is and how it is filled to the brim with dialogue.

Our protagonist Rafael Maqui has left London and his job as a filmmaker behind and heads to El Salvador, his homeland to try and come to terms with the murder of his lover. Having no concerns for his safety, as he feels worthless, he accepts an extremely dangerous job trying to negotiate with a criminal gang, a gang that is killing innocent people and bringing the country to its knees.

As you would expect not everything goes according to plan and Rafael has to make a run for survival. It is as he is hurt and alone that he meets Senica. A headstrong, feisty woman who just might be able to mend his broken heart.

The plot is set within two countries, El Salvador and London, UK. After having fled to El Salvador to escape his mind from his lover being murder whilst on stage, Rafael returns after his nightmare in the country to rework a stage play. However, close on his heels is a gunman not willing to let him walk away.

As I mentioned above the book is action-heavy and at times I had to have a break just to calm down from the tense fast-paced plot. I enjoyed being thrown into the thick of it, although having not read the first two books I was a little confused at the very beginning as to what was happening, all I knew was that two men were running for their lives being chased by a gang of men who wanted to kill them. It took a little while to understand why and I was left pondering until that moment.

The book is a decent read with well-developed, likeable characters and a unique plot. It took a little while to get through and the chapters were a tad long for my liking, but overall I enjoyed the read and the cleverly executed storyline that will keep readers hooked with intrigue the whole way through.