Deadly in New York

To save New York City, Hawker must burn down the VillageOutside the cabana, an assassin waits for James Hawker, the country''s most dangerous vigilante. Hawker''s nationwide crusade against organized crime has led him to the Fister Corporation-one of the most corrupt businesses on the planet-and for that, he has been targeted for death. The assassin draws a .38 and screws on a silencer, planning a quick and quiet kill. But it won''t be so easy. He bursts into Hawker''s room, gun drawn, but Hawker is waiting. The gunman is dead within seconds, and Hawker is safe-for now. To take revenge on the men who marked him to die, Hawker travels to New York City, where the Fister Corporation backs up their ruthless real estate development with murder. In the tangled streets of Greenwich Village, Hawker will risk his life in the name of justice. Deadly in New York is the 4th book in the Hawker series, but you may enjoy reading the series in any order.Praise for Randy Wayne White"Breathtaking, harrowing, and immensely suspenseful." -Florida Weekly on Haunted "[Randy Wayne White] raises the bar of the action thriller." -The Miami Herald "White keeps the action churning forward. . . . A fine thriller." -Booklist on Bone DeepRandy Wayne White was born in Ashland, Ohio, in 1950. Best known for his series featuring retired NSA agent Doc Ford, he has published over twenty crime fiction and nonfiction adventure books. White began writing fiction while working as a fishing guide in Florida, where most of his books are set. His earlier writings include the Hawker series, which he published under the pen name Carl Ramm. White has received several awards for his fiction, and his novels have been featured on the New York Times bestseller list. He was a monthly columnist for Outside magazine and has contributed to several other publications, as well as lectured throughout the United States and travelled extensively. White currently lives on Pine Island in South Florida, and remains an active member of the community through his involvement with local civic affairs as well as the restaurant Doc Ford''s Sanibel Rum Bar and Grill.