Shadow Kill (A Dean Blackwood FBI Mystery Thriller)

Shadow Kill (A Dean Blackwood FBI Mystery Thriller)

A dead FBI agent found in Paris… A mission the agency can’t touch… Dean Blackwood must become the man he thought he left behind. He must become The Shadow. The undercover life left FBI Agent Dean Blackwood with a busted knee, an alcohol addiction, and a family that just needs “space.” All he wants is to see his son and rebuild what he lost. But when a brutal assassination in Paris matches the signature of a killer Dean thought he buried, his world is upended. The body of Erik Mason, the infamous “Undertaker,” was never recovered. First come the letters, addressed to Dean. Then the calling cards scattered across Paris. Then the bodies start piling up. Dean didn’t want this fight. Until the killer made it personal. A man on the verge of losing his purpose is a dangerous man. And Dean Blackwood was built for chaos. Fans of Child, McFadden and Connelly will love Dean Blackwood. This mystery thriller series follows a decorated Special Forces veteran turned undercover FBI agent who delivers relentless action, gripping mysteries, and no-nonsense justice. "Absolutely thrilling. You're pulled right into Dean's world—so many twists and turns I couldn't stop reading!" — Sadie R. "Fast-paced and full of action. I read it straight through without putting it down. If you like thrillers, this is a must-read." — Dawn C. "Sam Jones quickly drew me in. A gripping story from start to finish—I'll definitely read more from this author." — Michelle R. "An excellent read that gives deep insight into what shaped Dean Blackwood. Remarkable and exciting from start to finish." — Joanie T. "Dean Blackwood is a flawed but compelling hero. Action-packed, emotional, and impossible to put down." — Nancy J. "A gritty and immersive mystery with nonstop action. If you like Jack Reacher, you'll enjoy this series." — Roger F. "This book hits hard and doesn't let up. Dean's haunted past and the Paris setting make this one unforgettable." — Michelle L.