No Case Too Cold. No Truth Too Buried. No Hunt Too Dangerous.
Michael Flint doesn't get the easy cases. Missing cats? Cheating spouses? Skip traces for unpaid bills? Those investigations go to other people. Flint gets the calls that start with "Everyone says this is impossible, but..."
And that's exactly how he likes it.
Take the Texas oil baron case, Blood Trails. Fifty million in mineral royalties hanging in the balance. A legal heir who's vanished completely. Two tycoons locked in a bitter rivalry, both willing to kill for their piece of the pie. The hunt stretched from dusty West Texas heat to the frozen wilderness of Saskatchewan.
Greedy mercenaries. Dueling billionaires. A woman whose very survival depended on never being found.
Or the alpine lake mystery, Trace Evidence. A desperate mother begging Flint to save her son's life. A plane crash six years old, three men presumed dead, bodies never recovered. Except one of those "dead" men might be the key to keeping a child alive.
The trail led through icy mountain water too deep for conventional rescue, through secrets buried so long they'd turned toxic.
Then there's the sister who came back from the dead, Ground Truth. Lost at sea four years ago—or so everyone believed. Until she turned up in a crowd on a televised news report, very much alive. But when Flint started digging, he uncovered a series of heinous murders and learned that one of the world's most influential men was to blame. Powerful men are dangerous. And this time, the crossfire included his entire team.
Don't forget the family curse that wasn't really a curse, Hard Money. The Lyman family—no heir has lived to reach thirty. Death stalks them with methodical precision. When the last heir vanished after an underwater explosion, his grandfather refused to accept he was gone. Accident, curse, or revenge? Flint doesn't believe in curses. But accidents and revenge? Those are all too real.
Every case pushes Flint into territory where conventional rules don't apply. Where the powerful prey on the desperate. Where the presumed dead might be the only ones truly alive.
Each hunt reveals another layer of how far people will go to bury the truth.
And Flint? He keeps digging until there's nothing left to find.
While we're getting Dead Lock ready to release October 21, now's the time to get caught up. Have you started reading the Michael Flint series?
Dead Lock : A Michael Flint Novel
And that's exactly how he likes it.
Take the Texas oil baron case, Blood Trails. Fifty million in mineral royalties hanging in the balance. A legal heir who's vanished completely. Two tycoons locked in a bitter rivalry, both willing to kill for their piece of the pie. The hunt stretched from dusty West Texas heat to the frozen wilderness of Saskatchewan.
Greedy mercenaries. Dueling billionaires. A woman whose very survival depended on never being found.
Or the alpine lake mystery, Trace Evidence. A desperate mother begging Flint to save her son's life. A plane crash six years old, three men presumed dead, bodies never recovered. Except one of those "dead" men might be the key to keeping a child alive.
The trail led through icy mountain water too deep for conventional rescue, through secrets buried so long they'd turned toxic.
Then there's the sister who came back from the dead, Ground Truth. Lost at sea four years ago—or so everyone believed. Until she turned up in a crowd on a televised news report, very much alive. But when Flint started digging, he uncovered a series of heinous murders and learned that one of the world's most influential men was to blame. Powerful men are dangerous. And this time, the crossfire included his entire team.
Don't forget the family curse that wasn't really a curse, Hard Money. The Lyman family—no heir has lived to reach thirty. Death stalks them with methodical precision. When the last heir vanished after an underwater explosion, his grandfather refused to accept he was gone. Accident, curse, or revenge? Flint doesn't believe in curses. But accidents and revenge? Those are all too real.
Every case pushes Flint into territory where conventional rules don't apply. Where the powerful prey on the desperate. Where the presumed dead might be the only ones truly alive.
Each hunt reveals another layer of how far people will go to bury the truth.
And Flint? He keeps digging until there's nothing left to find.
While we're getting Dead Lock ready to release October 21, now's the time to get caught up. Have you started reading the Michael Flint series?
Dead Lock : A Michael Flint Novel
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