She joined Homeland Security to catch spies. Five books later she knows who she should have been watching.
Five novels in three volumes: a Homeland Security counterspy survives a bomb on her own front lawn, loses the man she loves to a century-old oligarchy, and works the wreckage after a shadow cabal switches off the dollar.
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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 would rather not discuss it.
Special Agent Jameson catches spies for Homeland Security. It is a good week when nobody is shooting at her. She is about to run out of good weeks.
Books One and Two. Someone drops a military-grade bomb on her front lawn. The DC police want her in handcuffs, 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. The conspiracy runs through Homeland, into Langley, and out to a foreign head of state marked for a very American kind of regime change.
Book Three. A priest with a code name gets his throat cut on a Wednesday. By Friday, Sam comes home to a splintered door and no Brock. The people who took him have owned the last four presidential elections and do not consider her a serious problem. By Monday night she has shot the chairman of the World Bank twice, and she is not finished.
Books Four and Five. Tuesday morning, the money stops working. Twelve Federal Reserve banks wake with their ledgers overwritten. From rural Oklahoma to a Moscow prison, Sam hunts whoever is quietly buying the currency that replaces the dollar.
Three volumes. Five novels. The opening arc of the million-selling Sam Jameson series, for readers of Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn and Brad Thor.
Sam Jameson begins this arc with a house, a career, and a chain of command she has no particular reason to doubt. She ends it with none of the three.
She died twice in one afternoon. It didn't take.
Genre & Subgenres
For readers of Daniel Silva, David Baldacci, Vince Flynn / Kyle Mills and Steve Berry.
Espionage & Conspiracy Thriller
Five novels in which the threat resolves upward: from the men shooting at her, to the men signing their cheques, to institutions that were never going to help. The antagonist is never finally a person.
Romantic Suspense (Books One to Three)
Sam and Brock are the leverage, not the subplot. Through the first three books the opposition works out that taking him is faster than beating her. By books four and five they are reunited and working as partners, so the jeopardy resolves before the volume ends.
Political & Financial Conspiracy
An oligarchy that owns the last four presidential elections, and a syndicate that switches off the dollar on a Tuesday morning. The climaxes here are ledgers and databases rather than bombs.
She died twice in one afternoon. It didn't take.
Five novels. Three volumes. One agency that wants her dead.
The bomb was American-made. So was the traitor who ordered it.
By book three they had taken her man. By book five they had taken the dollar.
By then the enemy was not an organisation you could indict.
It starts with a bomb on her front lawn. Five books later the dollar is gone, and the same people did both.
Five novels. Three volumes. One agency that wants her dead.
The bomb was American-made. So was the traitor who ordered it.
The Tropes Inside
Five novels in which the call is always coming from inside the building.
Somebody on the inside has been playing both sides since page one of book one.
By book three it is clear the compromise is not junior. It never was.
Every time she reaches the top of the chain, there is one more link above it.
Sam and Brock fight side by side until somebody works out it is cheaper to take him. By the last two books they are partners in the field.
She does the rescuing. It costs more every time, and she keeps doing it.
Five books of a woman who will not give anyone the satisfaction of seeing her rattled.
The recurring answer to who actually did this is a company, not a country.
It starts with a bomb on a lawn and ends with the end of the dollar, and it never once stops being personal.
Five novels that read as one continuous detonation. Each book answers the last one’s question and asks a worse one.
Real Reviews, Real Readers
“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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The INFERNO Bundle — Sam Jameson Books One to Five
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Four novels in two double-length recordings. Book Three is not in audio — Meltdown carries its events forward, so the arc plays start to finish.
Get the audiobooksI finished the entire series and… WOW! I can’t wait for the next book to come out!
Yep. I’ve downloaded the entire series. I love your writing.
Read them all and loved them. Can’t wait for more.