Over and Out

For some, espionage, terrorist bombings, foreign invaders, and a demanding lover signal pandemonium. But for NYPD Detective Mike Malone, it's just another Tuesday. Following on the heels of her critically acclaimed novel, Shannon's Revenge: Broken Promises, D.B. Woodling delivers another work of equal merit. With its propulsive story, magnetic and complicated characters, this riveting thriller will keep you guessing. The novel opens with Malone seated in a courtroom when the inconceivable happens. As he struggles with the resultant tragedy, a terrorist targets the New York City Transit Authority and a renowned department store in the heart of Manhattan. As the dust settles, someone unleashes a suspected nerve agent within a crowded park. This time it's personal. Grappling for answers, his exhaustive search places him in the crosshairs of CIA Operative Natalie Pace. Ignoring her command to stand down, Malone soon realizes he's in over his head as he faces a much broader eminent threat. When a high profile homicide takes place, and the FBI has footage linking Malone to the scene, Woodling propels the story into high gear, serving up enough tension and gut-wrenching suspense to satisfy the most discriminating reader.