USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR JAMES HARPER’S NOVELS WEAVE TALES FULL OF MYSTERY, ACTION AND SUSPENSE WITH LAUGH-OUT-LOUD HUMOR AND A TOUCH OF ROMANCE. HIS UNIQUE STORIES AND NO-NONSENSE STYLE OF WRITING WILL TAKE YOU ON A PAGE-TURNING ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF EMOTIONS RIGHT TO THE VERY END.
THE EVAN BUCKLEY THRILLERS
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USA Today Bestselling Author James Harper’s NOVELS WEAVE TALES FULL OF MYSTERY, NON-STOP ACTION AND EDGE-OF-YOUR-SEAT SUSPENSE WITH LAUGH-OUT-LOUD HUMOR AND A TOUCH OF ROMANCE.
HIS UNIQUE STORIES AND NO-NONSENSE STYLE OF WRITING WILL TAKE YOU ON A PAGE-TURNING ROLLER COASTER RIDE OF EMOTIONS RIGHT TO THE VERY END.
SO JUMP RIGHT IN AND GET STARTED WITH THE MISADVENTURES OF EVAN BUCKLEY TODAY – PRIVATE-EYE, MAVERICK AND SOMETIMES LOOSE CANNON, YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN NEXT.
THE EVAN BUCKLEY THRILLERS
PRIVATE-EYE Evan Buckley’s wife went to work one day and didn’t come home. He hasn’t ever stopped looking for her. Tormented by demons, consumed by his unrelenting quest for the truth, he loses himself in other people’s problems.
A MAVERICK and expert in self-induced mayhem, he gets drawn into the investigations that nobody else wants or cares about: He’s an awkward cuss with a soft spot for a sad story and so he takes them on anyway. Everybody’s got an agenda and nothing is ever what it seems . . .
THE ONLY thing that’s certain is that Evan’s role in life is to get caught in every maniac’s crosshairs while his own past comes snapping at his heels.
The Evan Buckley Thrillers: Books 1-4 box set includes the first four books in the series, over 1200 pages of murder, mystery and mayhem – and it’s priced to give you a generous discount off the combined cost of the individual books.
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BAD CALL – A PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER
Ralph da Silva has screwed up. Big time.
He’s had four Tequilas too many for lunch and now he thinks he might have killed somebody — somebody important. Somebody with some very unpleasant friends. The question is, can he get himself out of the country before they strap him to a chair and get the electrodes out . . .
One thing is certain — he can’t afford to make another bad call.
“I can safely say “Bad Call” provides more suspense and perverse enjoyment in 70 pages than most novels five times that long.”