Bøger af Matthew Marine

New Mexico Territory, 1861: A secret document disappears during the infamous Butterfield Station Massacre - and with it any hope of quickly ending the west's bloody Indian Wars. Arizona-Mexico Border, 2016: During a deadly firefight against white supremacists, US Immigration Agent Jason Holt uncovers evidence of a 150-year-old treaty that traces back to Abraham Lincoln's White House. Jason's discovery triggers the implementation of a long-forgotten Presidential Directive - protect the treaty's secret at all costs. The FBI orders outcast Agent Sara Navaro to eliminate the threat. But killing Jason Holt turns out to be harder than she imagined. She soon finds herself torn between obeying her sworn oath and doing what she believes is right - helping Jason prevent a group of blood thirsty terrorists from starting another Civil War. Thrown into a shadowy world of ancient Apache myths and modern racial terrorism, they quickly learn the past and present aren't always easy to separate. And both are just as deadly.

Secrets shrouded in a tourist town An FBI agent tortured by his past A murder the local police don't want solved Sedona, Arizona: A young woman is found mutilated in a police officer's basement, his confession scrawled on the wall above his lifeless body. The local police rule the case a murder-suicide, but the dead officer's sister isn't convinced. She persuades rundown FBI Agent Stuart Ransom to conduct an off-the-books investigation. With her help, Ransom realizes that the police appear to be hiding the truth behind the gruesome murder. Now he must question everything-from the case to his own beliefs-before his past becomes the killer's next target. "Fast-paced yet beautifully evocative, Devil's Moon is a thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end." - J Carson Black, Author of "The Shop" and the Laura Cardinal crime fiction series