A Wild Justice
Three murders. Two continents. One price for justice.
Bill Grainger, chief executive of an American gas company, and his wife Beth are found dead, violently murdered in their home in Washington D.C. It appears to be a home invasion and robbery, gone horribly wrong. Beth's brother, former CIA agent John Lock vows revenge, swearing to not stop until their killers are brought to justice.
Meanwhile, in the subarctic gas field town of Novy Urengoy, Siberia, a parallel investigation is taking place. Detective Alexei Vorontsyev is looking into the death of another executive of the same American gas company, apparently the victim of the local mafia.
John and Alexei's cases soon become entwined as they battle endless red tape to uncover new evidence, and both of their lives are put at risk. The deaths connected to the Grainger gas company seem to be symptoms of a wider conspiracy a conspiracy which threatens world order and the future of the West.
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Craig Thomas
Craig Thomas was a trailblazing British author who combined espionage, military technology, and high-stakes adventure in his gripping novels. Best known for his Kenneth Aubrey and Patrick Hydeseries, Thomas crafted complex plots filled with cutting-edge technology, Cold War intrigue, and morally ambiguous characters. His work is considered foundational in the techno-thriller genre, blending realism, suspense, and geopolitical tension. With his meticulously researched and fast-paced narratives, Thomas remains a significant figure in espionage literature.


