A Homeland Security counterspy survives a bomb on her own front lawn and finds the conspiracy that planted it running through her own chain of command, into Langley, and out to a foreign head of state.
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Been up the last 3 nites til 3 am, can’t put it down!
Just started reading and do not want to put it down. No dinner tonight!
Great series. You will sit up all night reading!
She died twice in one afternoon. Sam Jameson doesn’t remember much about it, and honestly, she’d rather keep it that way.
Special Agent Sam Jameson catches spies for Homeland Security. It’s a good week when nobody’s shooting at her. This is not a good week.
Someone drops a military-grade bomb on her front lawn. The DC cops want her in cuffs. Her own bosses are lying to her face. And every source she talks to ends up on a slab before she can ask a second question.
Sam has one thing going for her: she’s already been declared dead once, and it didn’t take. That won’t stop the people hunting her from trying again — including, quite possibly, the man who signs her paychecks.
As Sam and her fighter-pilot boyfriend Brock dig past a staged suicide, a shadowy mercenary outfit, and a dead man’s hidden ledger, they uncover a conspiracy that runs straight through Homeland Security, deep into Langley, and all the way to a foreign head of state marked for a very American kind of regime change.
Trust no one. Especially the people who are supposed to have your back.
Inferno Rising & Reckoning is the explosive opening to the million-selling Sam Jameson series, for readers of James Patterson, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn, Brad Thor, and Daniel Silva.
Special Agent Sam Jameson catches spies for Homeland Security. This week the people trying to kill her are the people she reports to.
She died twice in the line of duty. Now she’s back — and someone in her own agency wants her to stay dead.
For readers of James Patterson, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn and Brad Thor.
A bomb on a federal agent's own lawn, a chain of command that lies to her face, and a conspiracy running from Homeland Security into Langley and out to a foreign head of state. Built for readers who want the institution itself to be the antagonist.
Sam and Brock are not a subplot, they are the leverage. Every escalation works because the opposition can reach one of them through the other. Suspense and romance are integral to each other here, not bolted together.
Follow the money: a private military contractor, Swiss accounts, and an oil company with a very specific view on a foreign government's next move. For readers who assume the real conspiracy is always about who profits.
She died twice in the line of duty. Now she’s back — and someone in her own agency wants her to stay dead.
A federal agent, a fighter pilot, and a bomb in the front yard: welcome to date night.
The people sworn to protect her just tried to kill her instead.
Six corpses and a bomb. And a boss she can no longer trust.
When Homeland Security itself is the enemy, who do you call?
The people sworn to protect her just tried to kill her instead.
The people sworn to protect her are the ones trying to kill her. All of them are suspects, including the one signing her paychecks.
The problem is not a leak somewhere in the building. The problem has a corner office and a parking space.
Behind the shooter is a contractor. Behind the contractor is a policy. You will not like who signed it.
Sam and Brock do not merely love each other. They go to work together, armed, and neither one is safer for it.
She has been shot, bombed and declared dead once already. It did not take, and it did not slow her down.
She meets every threat with a joke and a loaded weapon, frequently in that order.
An army with no flag, no oath and an invoice. They sit exactly where the money trail bends.
Not every seduction in this book is about affection. Some of them are a line item.
It opens after the explosion, not before. You spend the first book catching up, and that is deliberate.
“Right up there with James Patterson, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, and Frederick Forsyth.”
“It’s 5 a.m. and I just stayed up all night reading!”
“Sharp, extremely well written, and scary as hell!”
“Special Agent Sam Jameson is one very tough, gutsy lady… one of the best suspense/thriller books I have read in a long while. My new favourite suspense author.”
“I love this series… Love this smart mouthed, sassy, sexy agent. I hope her luck holds in future books!”
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Sam Jameson is one bad ass chick. Very well written books!
Great series. You will sit up all night reading!