Author: J.L. Boothe
Publisher: Jamie Lynn Boothe
Published: 2021-03-06
Total Pages: 342
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DOWNLOAD EBOOKNash Peterson is back from a mandatory leave and has regained his status as a detective. But, when he arrives at a crime scene to find his name written in blood, he wonders if he came back too soon. The guilt of his son’s death returns, and the killer leaves something behind to throw Nash off course, teasing him with the knowledge that it’s a game of revenge. Quickly, things escalate, and two other bodies linked to Nash emerge. As the lives of the ones closest to him are vanquished, Nash learns that a man killed during a drug raid years earlier had two sons, one in prison and one nowhere to be found. What he doesn’t know is that the killer is closer than he thinks, the person responsible isn’t who they appear to be, and they aren’t working alone. With time becoming his nemesis, Nash races into what could be a trap and where he just might be taking his last breath.
Book Synopsis Dark Vengeance: A Nash Peterson Novel (Book 1) by : J.L. Boothe
Download or read book Dark Vengeance: A Nash Peterson Novel (Book 1) written by J.L. Boothe and published by Jamie Lynn Boothe. This book was released on 2021-03-06 with total page 342 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Nash Peterson is back from a mandatory leave and has regained his status as a detective. But, when he arrives at a crime scene to find his name written in blood, he wonders if he came back too soon. The guilt of his son’s death returns, and the killer leaves something behind to throw Nash off course, teasing him with the knowledge that it’s a game of revenge. Quickly, things escalate, and two other bodies linked to Nash emerge. As the lives of the ones closest to him are vanquished, Nash learns that a man killed during a drug raid years earlier had two sons, one in prison and one nowhere to be found. What he doesn’t know is that the killer is closer than he thinks, the person responsible isn’t who they appear to be, and they aren’t working alone. With time becoming his nemesis, Nash races into what could be a trap and where he just might be taking his last breath.
