Army Of One
A gripping, murder mystery, organized crime and vigilante justice thriller introducing Joe Beck – a brutal ex-cop turned outlaw private detective.
When Joe Beck visits Texas for the funeral of an old friend, he gets caught up with an escort named Sapphire and taken at gunpoint by a group of men he’s never seen before.
Under orders of a man known only as ‘the chairman,’ the men drive them out to a desolate stretch of desert land where a hand-dug grave, a harrowing demise, and a gut-wrenching discovery awaits.
As horrors come to light in the dark of the Texan night, Joe Beck survives the tense life or death situation and sets off on a raw and elemental quest to identify who else is responsible and serve up his own hard brand of vigilante justice.
This is one private detective you really don’t want looking for you…
If you like Lee Child’s Jack Reacher, Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp, J.B. Turner’s Jon Reznick, David Baldacci’s John Puller, James Patterson’s Alex Cross, or Robert Crais’s Elvis Cole, this unputdownable Joe Beck thriller is for you.
“The start of the book hooks you right in, two deaths and Joe Beck at a funeral wondering what had happened to one of his best friends. A friend who he would call a brother, did his friend commit suicide or was this a murder?”
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This book is exclusive to Amazon Kindle. ASIN: B083NCF59X. Published by Ablaze Books in January 2020
Army of One: Introducing Joe Beck is held copyright © by Alastair Brown as at its respective creation date. All rights reserved. It, or parts thereof, may not be reproduced, scanned, or distributed in any form without permission. Anyone who displays, reproduces, copies, creates derivative works, or sells textual, photographic, video, audiovisual programs or other content related to this creative work/publication for commercial or non-commercial purposes without permission violates intellectual property laws and is liable for infringement of intellectual property rights.
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