From bestselling author James Grippando comes the newest Jack Swyteck thriller, in a series that critics have called "riveting," "a winner," and "lapel grabbing." In Got the Look, Swyteck is up against a killer who's so fiendishly clever and diabolical that even Jack may have at last met his match.

Jack Swyteck has a new girlfriend, Mia, and he thinks she may actually be "the one." Life is good-until Mia goes missing. Then Jack gets a one-two punch. He discovers that his lover is married, and her rich husband gets a ransom demand-"Pay me what she's worth"- that pegs Mia as the latest victim of a kidnapper who is striking fear into Florida's richest families. It's a cruel demand, and if the kidnapper's track record is any indicator, the consequences of paying too little are positively deadly.

Worst of all, Mia's husband knows all about her affair with Jack, and he decides to pay the kidnapper exactly what his cheating wife is worth: nothing. Feeling deceived, Jack at first resists getting involved. But as secrets about Mia's strange marriage and mysterious past unfold, Jack is in for a twisty ride that may bring him face-to-face with a madman.

Praise for Got The Look

"If you haven't read James Grippando, start with Got the Look. The story opens with an absolute stunner, then piles on the twists and turns. Grippando is really good."
-- James Patterson

"Fans of legal thrillers will devour this novel; first-time readers of former trial lawyer Grippando (Hear No Evil) and the Swyteck series will not feel left out. Jack is a wonderful character, and the main mystery is both puzzling and shocking."
-- Library Journal

"Grippando has a great feel for pacing and writes highly effective, gripping action scenes that will leave readers in suspense until the final page."
-- Booklist

"This thriller grabs you fast and keeps you glued. Grippando is a major talent, and here he's strutting his considerable stuff."
-- Steve Berry, bestselling author of The Amber Room

"Got the Look features a remarkably rich premise, an unrelenting pace, solid characterizations and surprising but logical twists. . . . Grippando could teach Hollywood a thing or two."
   --Miami Herald

"Realistic characters worth caring about and tense chase scenes add to Got the Look's intriguing tale.  Got the Look has got the goods."
   --Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel

"Stunning revelations and a powerhouse ending."
   --Orlando Sentinel

"If you go with Grippando, you'll get a plot you won’t soon forget."
   --San Jose Mercury News