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The excitement continues in The Thousand Dollar Crash, the eagerly anticipated new adrenaline-fueled adventure in J.T. Brannan's bestselling Colt Ryder series, from a thriller writer at the top of his game.
Famed Hollywood actress Emma Payne is heading to an awards ceremony when her driver loses control of the car, resulting in a spectacular crash, and their tragic deaths. The world mourns, and while the police write off the incident as a simple accident, her family are not so sure. But with nobody interested in pursuing the matter further, Payne’s mother reaches out to the Thousand Dollar Man – an ex-US Army Ranger turned vigilante-for-hire – and asks him to look into her daughter’s death.
Colt agrees to help and starts investigating, alongside his canine partner Kane; and before long, he is convinced that the mother is right to be suspicious, and there is much more to Payne’s death than meets the eye.
What he uncovers is far more wide-ranging than a single, tragic accident, and as he folds back the layers of the mystery, he becomes a target himself as people holding dark secrets become desperate to stop him from uncovering the sordid, horrifying truth behind Emma Payne’s death.
The Thousand Dollar Crash is another pulse-pounding action thriller from the mind of J.T. Brannan, guaranteed to keep you reading all night long!
Praise for J.T. Brannan -
"What an absorbing, rollercoaster of a read." - Elly Griffiths, winner of the Edgar Award for The Crossing Places
"Origin is a thrill-a-minute ride of a book." - Simon Toyne, bestselling author of the Sanctus trilogy
"Origin is a truly original novel, seamlessly meshing a modern high-tech chase thriller, stuffed full of guns and gadgets, with elements of ancient history to produce a book that’s both thought-provoking and relentlessly exciting." - James Becker, bestselling author of The First Apostle
"Smart, sophisticated and thrilling, Origin drags you in and makes you hold your breath right to the last lung bursting page." - Sam Christer, bestselling author of The Stonehenge Legacy and The Turin Shroud
Genre: Mystery
Famed Hollywood actress Emma Payne is heading to an awards ceremony when her driver loses control of the car, resulting in a spectacular crash, and their tragic deaths. The world mourns, and while the police write off the incident as a simple accident, her family are not so sure. But with nobody interested in pursuing the matter further, Payne’s mother reaches out to the Thousand Dollar Man – an ex-US Army Ranger turned vigilante-for-hire – and asks him to look into her daughter’s death.
Colt agrees to help and starts investigating, alongside his canine partner Kane; and before long, he is convinced that the mother is right to be suspicious, and there is much more to Payne’s death than meets the eye.
What he uncovers is far more wide-ranging than a single, tragic accident, and as he folds back the layers of the mystery, he becomes a target himself as people holding dark secrets become desperate to stop him from uncovering the sordid, horrifying truth behind Emma Payne’s death.
The Thousand Dollar Crash is another pulse-pounding action thriller from the mind of J.T. Brannan, guaranteed to keep you reading all night long!
Praise for J.T. Brannan -
"What an absorbing, rollercoaster of a read." - Elly Griffiths, winner of the Edgar Award for The Crossing Places
"Origin is a thrill-a-minute ride of a book." - Simon Toyne, bestselling author of the Sanctus trilogy
"Origin is a truly original novel, seamlessly meshing a modern high-tech chase thriller, stuffed full of guns and gadgets, with elements of ancient history to produce a book that’s both thought-provoking and relentlessly exciting." - James Becker, bestselling author of The First Apostle
"Smart, sophisticated and thrilling, Origin drags you in and makes you hold your breath right to the last lung bursting page." - Sam Christer, bestselling author of The Stonehenge Legacy and The Turin Shroud
Genre: Mystery
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