Suspense, Psychological Thriller, and Crime
Upside Down by John Ramsey Miller
Upside Down by John Ramsey Miller
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A New Orleans Fugitive Thriller of U.S. Marshals, Child Witnesses, and Hitmen
In New Orleans, twelve-year-old Faith Ann Porter witnesses her mother's murder by professional hitmen seeking incriminating photographic negatives. Escaping into the Louisiana bayou with the evidence, Faith Ann seeks protection from Winter Massey, a retired U.S. Marshal living in seclusion.
Massey agrees to protect the child and investigates the contents of the negatives, uncovering political corruption and corporate blackmail. As ruthless contract killers close in on their bayou hideout, Massey uses his law enforcement training to keep Faith Ann alive and bring the evidence to federal authorities.
Why You’ll Love This Book
John Ramsey Miller crafts a fast-paced fugitives-and-protectors thriller set in the American South. Combining Southern noir atmosphere with tactical action, this novel appeals to readers who enjoy Lee Child, James Lee Burke, and David Baldacci.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 9780553583403
Binding: Mass market paperback
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Publisher: Dell
Pages: 368
Author:
- John Ramsey Miller
Language: en
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