U.S. expat lawyer Glenn Murray Cohen is tiring of his role managing Bangkok’s best guitarist, also it’s most obnoxious foreign resident, when he and his friends from Bangkok’s mysterious NJA Club meet a scientist investigating reports of a deadly virus in China. When they realize the scientists is being tailed and needs their protection, Glenn and friends are drawn into a web of danger and intrigue as they seek to learn who is trying to stop the scientist and why. They learn not everyone is interested in seeing the truth come out. Another exotic noir thriller by a master of the genre.
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A body, wrapped in plastic, is discovered in a ditch along a secluded country road. Detective Jade Monroe, and her partner, Jack Steele, arrive at the scene in minutes. Suspicious looking evidence gives the impression that this young woman has been held captive.

As days pass, more local women vanish without a trace. Jade and her team of detectives fear the worst.

With precious time slipping away, Jade needs to pull out all stops to find this perpetrator, even if that means putting herself directly in harm’s way. Free on Kindle.

A seaside paradise. An endless war. Everyone pays in blood.

The cartels have splintered, triggering violent conflict over control of the illicit drug trade. One has risen to power above all others with its ruthless methods: The Riviera. As mutilated bodies appear on the pristine white sands of lucrative beach communities, locals fear for the worst. When the only son of a wealthy family goes missing in the heart of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Alex Schofield is sent in to find him. A highly trained ex-Delta soldier, he’s the best man for the job. There’s only one catch: he has sworn to never kill again.

Amid the escalating conflict, a darkness grows among the dense forests and Maya ruins. As the search brings him closer, Schofield must confront his own violent past and decide if bloodshed is once again, the only way.
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2037: Underwater exploitation has changed the world. Every nation wants territory, and no one wants war.

Until someone sinks a civilian submarine. Trying to save that sub throws Alex’s career down the crapper and makes the U.S. everyone’s favorite scapegoat. Exile to Armistice Station leaves him bored and useless—until a hostile takeover puts him right in the middle of the action.

Alex Coleman is no hero. Heroes don’t explode coffee creamer fireballs and hijack cruise ships. Free on Kindle.