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According to the book description
of Blood Red Invory,
"Some Cases You Solve. Some Cases
You Survive. Naval Criminal
Investigative Service Special
Agent, Tyrone Benhoff is in
purgatory. That’s what agents call
it when they find themselves on the
wrong side of command and are
transferred to a place like
Djibouti, Africa. He tried to open
a case in Virginia that was too
close to the wrong people. Now he’s
being watched for even the
slightest screw-up so his enemies
at headquarters can drive him out
of the agency.
When a sailor on leave from Camp
Lemonnier, Djibouti, Africa is
killed outside a wildlife preserve
in Zimbabwe, Ty is hand-picked to
lead the investigation. He finds
himself in the middle of a turf war
between ivory smugglers and an
amazing group of female
anti-poaching rangers trying to
protect a herd of endangered
elephants. If his enemies in NCISHQ
don’t get him, it’s even money the
wilds of Zimbabwe will."
According to "Where Angels
Sing it is a gritty crime
thriller that picks up where
Spoilers left off. Detective
Benjamin Wilke has tried to get
over the murder of Poppy Montague.
Montague was killed during an
operation to take down a weapons
trafficking conspiracy almost a
year ago, Wilke was only minutes
too late to rescue her. He was the
first to find her lifeless, abused
body and he was powerless to do
anything about it.
Wilke knows people responsible for
Poppy’s death are out there. Ben
Wilke also knows those people,
powerful, connected people need to
pay.
Wilke’s only lead in an off the
books investigation vanished before
his eyes. He’s lost, no leads, no
direction, just boiling anger, and
festering rage. Little does Ben
Wilke know however that his actions
have drawn attention. The cabal he
hunts is deeper and broader than he
could ever have imagined, and
they’ve decided he’s a threat. Will
he realize he is being hunted
before it’s too late?
According to the book description of
Brother's Keeper, "Alex and Charlie were brothers born of blood and
violence during the battle of Fallujah. Then they came home and became cops.
Charlie couldnt let go the adrenaline rush of the battlefield and it showed on
the street. Always looking for a fight, he went dark, crossing the line one too
many times until he went so far even Alex couldnt bring him back. Thats what
Alex thought anyway until a terse message lead him into a gunfight and a
recording Charlie left him in case the worst happened. Turns out Charlie hadn't
gone dark, he'd gone deep undercover and sacrificed his entire life to do so.
The worst has happened, and now Alex has to save the life of a man he's written
off. As much as he doesn't want to admit it, the sad truth is brothers are
brothers. Alex will run the gauntlet through anything and anyone to save the
life of his brother. Then hell kill him himself. Brother's Keeper details to
what length a man will go to save the life of a friend. This fast paced crime
thriller also illustrates the dark often hidden reality that is human
trafficking."
According to the book description of
Spoilers, "What happens when a clandestine group of politicians and
intelligence operatives run prototype weapons through Lieutenant Peter Banks
jurisdiction? Nothing, theyre clandestine, no one knows they exist or what they
do... Right? Correct, right up until one of their prototype weapons turns up at
a drug bust, along with a congressmans son who likes to moonlight as criminal
elite. The paperwork on the arrest is not finished before an army of politicos
and local executive pressure comes down on Banks and his narcotics unit like a
thousand year flood. Everyone wants to make the arrest of a prominent
politicians offspring go away, even Banks own Chief of Police. Normally that
wouldnt be a problem. Most cops follow orders from the chief, most cops have a
stake in their careers. Peter Banks has been burned before by political fixers
who seemed to think the various strata of society are not all created, or
treated equally under the law. Banks also has a team behind him that would
follow him to hell and back if it meant getting the job done. From an exclusive
island off the coast of South Carolina, the mountains in the upstate, to the
gutters of Charleston, SC Banks and his team will charge through mercenaries,
assassins, and their own hierarchy to see justice done; and they will do it at
terrible cost. Spoilers details what happens when a determined police unit puts
service and doing the right thing above themselves. It is a fast paced,
intricate, and explosive read that leaves the audience exhausted and begging for
more after the last page is turned."
According to the book description of
Shattered Circle, "Jackson Cole is a newly minted homicide detective
thrown head first into the grinder when he is ordered to investigate the grisly
murder of three women, each adorned with seemingly occult symbols. The press is
stirring up a killer cult frenzy in the media. The mayor, the Chief of Police,
and Cole's Captain want results to calm an increasingly fearful public; and
Coles supposed partner is nowhere to be found. Its just another day at the
office until a stranger shows up spouting a wild theory: blood magic. Cole won't
even consider it. There is no such thing as magic, no such thing as voodoo; and
there are no demons roaming the Charleston Peninsula. Theres always a rational
explanation for the evil humans commit upon one another. Then a demon tries to
take Cole's head off. How do you stop a supernatural evil, something ancient and
unencumbered by the laws of either physics or man? Especially when all you bring
to the fight is a pistol and a pair of handcuffs. If Jackson Cole wants this
case to close, he will need to open his mind to a world of the impossible. A
world he never knew existed, until now. Then he'll have to survive it."
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