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Ash Wild is the most successful teen rockstar in history. Millions of fans adore him. But one fanatic wants him dead.
Surf champion and top bodyguard recruit Charley Hunter is assigned to protect the superstar on his sell-out US tour. But Ash isn´t pleased to discover his new bodyguard is a Girl
Faced with a growing number of death threats, several suspicious accidents and an unruly rockstar, Charley has her work cut out keeping Ash alive on the tour. How will she spot a killer in a crowd of 50,000 screaming fans?

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A prequel and new entry point in the bestselling Bodyguard series.

FAME MAKES FOR AN EASY TARGET.

Ash Wild is the most successful teen rockstar in history. Millions of fans adore him. But one fanatic wants him dead.

Surf champion and top bodyguard recruit Charley Hunter is assigned to protect the superstar on his sell-out US tour. But Ash isn´t pleased to discover his new bodyguard is a girl.

Faced with a growing number of death threats, several suspicious accidents and an unruly rockstar, Charley has her work cut out keeping Ash alive on the tour. How will she spot a killer in a crowd of 50,000 screaming fans?

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Bone-crunching action adventure Financial Times

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Chris Bradford has trained in karate, kickboxing and samurai swordsmanship. He earned his black belt in Zen Kyo Shin Taijutsu, the secret fighting art of the ninja. Before writing the Young Samurai series, he was a professional musician and songwriter and has performed for HRH Queen Elizabeth II.

You can learn more about Chris Bradford and his books at www.youngsamurai.com.

Chris Bradford is a true believer in ´practising what you preach´. For the BODYGUARD series, Chris took an intensive close protection course to become a professional bodyguard. During his training, he acquired skills in unarmed combat, defensive driving, tactical firearms, threat assessments, surveillance, and even anti-ambush exercises.

His best-selling books are published in over 20 languages. Chris was shortlisted for the Red House Book Award 2009 and won the Northern Ireland Book Awards 2011.

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