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Death and Dark Money

by Seeley James

Machined Media

Paperback/Fiction 402 pages English Feb 22, 2018

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Legendary veteran Jacob Stearne's inquiry into the last words of a dying lobbyist clashes with heiress Pia Sabel's probe of financial anomalies in her father's company, driving them both into an international conspiracy - from which neither will escape unscathed. Decorated hero Jacob Stearne is preparing a romantic dinner for a beautiful woman when a lobbyist is shot to death in his driveway. Across town, former athlete Pia Sabel wants to unravel a money laundering scheme in the company that bears her name. These two seemingly disparate events drive the pair into the same dark intersection of American political funding and foreign influence. When they start asking questions, bodies begin to pile up. As they dig deeper, shadowy financiers emerge in the center of the conspiracy. Pia and Jacob face the most formidable enemy to date: greed. And worse: realizing some of the people who govern the world's biggest economy and deadliest military owe their offices to foreigners. Discovering who pulls the puppet's strings will shock Pia and Jacob to the depths of their souls. Ripped from tomorrow's headlines, this wild journey kept me on the edge all the way through - Melissa K. DEATH & DARK MONEY is the second installment of the epic mystery series weaving the stories of Pia's tragic childhood and Jacob's often humorous quest for sanity into the backdrop of terrorism, corruption, and intrigue. Jacob and Mercury are two of the best characters ever written - Secret World Book Club
Author:
Seeley James
Publisher:
Machined Media
Publication Date:
Feb 22, 2018
Number of pages:
402 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback/Fiction
ISBN-10:
0997230681
ISBN-13:
9780997230680