Author: johnwmefford
After suffering from inexplicable memory loss, FBI agent Alex must fight to maintain a semblance of normality while bringing stone-cold killers to justice. A riveting box set of thrillers!
Sometimes even the truth can kill.But can murder ever be justified?Kids are plucked from their homes seemingly at random.Is there any way it could all be a ruse?A friend’s father asks Ivy to do the unthinkable. Will she turn a blind eye? It’s a twisted hairball of kidnappings, betrayals, and cover-ups.How can Ivy separate reality from a smokescreen of falsehoods?With the life of her friend’s son … separate reality from a smokescreen of falsehoods?With the life of her friend’s son hanging in the balance, Ivy can’t fail. The clock is ticking…Get IN Control now!Redemption Thriller Series*Suggested to read the books…
Former child protection officer Ivy Nash survived the broken foster care system and now dedicates her life to protecting the helpless. But when a killer sets his sights on revenge, it will take everything in Ivy’s power to stop him… An absorbing thriller!
Months after Ivy Nash is rescued from a kidnapping, a sadistic killer goes on a rampage — and all the victims are connected to Ivy. With the help of police detective Stan Radowski, can she halt the murders before more innocents are slain?
Ivy Nash, a special investigator for Child Protective Services, fights to protect a targeted boy after a hostage standoff in a foster home. “Rife with deceit and deception and characters that leap off the page… A compelling treat” (Steve Berry).
Thirty years ago, FBI agent Alex Troutt’s mother was allegedly killed in a car accident. Now, as Alex finally confronts the driver who left the scene, she is led to an even more troubling mystery surrounding her mother… and the strange, secretive group she was involved with.
Still physically and mentally recovering from a traumatizing accident, FBI agent Alex Troutt returns to the field to solve a baffling series of murders. Forced to contend with her own strange gaps in memory, can Alex still get to the bottom of this perplexing case?