Bøker av Gregory C. Randall

Blood in the Yellowstone is Gregory C. Randall's explosive new installment in the Deputy Jordan Tynes modern western series.Jordan Tynes is a tough and determined woman who is used to being in charge. As the acting sheriff of Park County, Montana, she's seen it all, from petty crime to major drug trafficking. But nothing could have prepared her for the biggest case of her career-the murder of four men, including a man incarcerated for a crime he didn't commit.As the threads of the investigation unravel, it becomes evident that these men shared a connection with Livingston's enigmatic police chief, Wes Banning, and a lingering question emerges-was Banning merely acquainted with the criminals, or was he entwined in their illicit activities?Now, it's up to Jordan to find out the truth. But Banning is a powerful man with friends in high places...and he'll stop at nothing to protect his secrets.

"Randall continues surprising and pleasing his readers with this third international thrill ride in the eastern Baltic Sea. Randall's genius is suspense and intrigue on every page. I continue to be a big fan." Robert Dugoni #1 International Best-Selling AuthorThe Tracy Crosswhite Series and The Last Agent"It's a whacking great tale of mesmerizing characters careening through exotic places you seldom get to read about. ST. PETERSBURG WHITE is one terrific thriller." - Jake Needham, author of the Mean Streets Crime Novels"Alex Polonia is back in a high-stakes international game of cat and mouse. Randall is a master of intricately plotted international thrillers. St. Petersburg White is an absolute non-stop thrill ride in the world of cyber-terrorism. Highly recommended." -- James L'Etoile, author of At What Cost and Bury The PastMoscow watches as Iowa burns.Once again Alex Polonia must travel to a region of the world where governments play dice with the lives of their citizens.Everything is connected now. A disease in a remote village becomes widespread contagion. A trigger is pulled, and bombs drop half a world away. A computer program is activated and encrypted data kills hundreds. A war game becomes reality.Alex Polonia, security specialist with Teton Security and Defense, is handed a new operation by her boss. Go to St. Petersburg, Russia, and find the man who claims he knows what happened in Iowa.Once Alex steps off the Allegro express train at the Finlyandsky Railroad Station in St. Petersburg, a complicated and dangerous cascade of events force her to flee with the man and his twin autistic boys who hold the answer to the question: Who set fire to an American town that killed 150 people?The chase begins in Iowa, crosses a third of the world to the Baltic Sea, goes from Helsinki to St. Petersburg, then on to Stockholm and Estonia. Alex must stay one step ahead of the Russian FSB who will not stop until she is caught. How long can she survive? And what secrets do the twins carry that are almost impossible to learn? Lives are at stake; failure is not an option.This is the third book in the Alex Polonia thriller series. Look for Venice Black and Saigon Red on Amazon.

"The second book in Gregory C. Randall's thrilling new mystery series will leave you breathless with anticipation as the action unfolds at lightning pace! After the murder of her boss, Sheriff Doug Duluth, Deputy Jordan Tynes is asked by county commissioners to step in as acting sheriff. Torn by her obligations to the county and her desire to become the new coroner, she accepts. Within a month, two mining consultants are murdered and left on the side of a snow-swept mountain road. Twenty-four hours later, a man is found walking down a blizzard-obscured highway in the dead of night, with no memory and no identification. Sheriff Tynes discovers him to be ATF Special Agent Mike Cardona, on duty in Montana to break up an international gun-running operation - guns that are being legally acquired in Montana. Sheriff Tynes also learns this same group, a gang of women who call themselves the Sisterhood of the Stone Hammer, is dealing drugs in her county and Yellowstone National Park. A tense final standoff in a box canyon in the Crazy Mountains leaves all involved inextricably changed forever"--

Gregory C. Randall weaves a tale of secrets in northern Michigan during that hot and stormy summer. With the constant fear of nuclear war, an exploding Middle East, and memories of World War II still fresh with flowers on soldier's graves; a fourteen year old boy realizes that he is growing up. In Howie Smith's world of primal forests, orderly orchards, and Lake Michigan; he learns about life and begins to understand death. A crazy aunt, a dying uncle, and the unyielding pressure to bring in the demanding crop of cherries, Howie is forced to realize there is more to life than baseball. Randall unveils, during this brief summer, a family's fears and triumphs. He explores a region of America left apart from the chaos of the world. It is a place of needed yet unwanted migrant pickers, backwoods people who must live off the land, and the grand lake that encloses them all. But Howie discovers it is also a realm of wonders.

An impressive new novel from award-winning author Gregory C. Randall-a heartrending, enthralling mix of cold-case mystery and political suspense.In 1968, four people were killed in the explosion of a militant's hideout during an anti-war demonstration in Chicago-two policemen and two radicals. Two others manage to escape.During this time, Cate and Joe Davis' family was torn apart by the Vietnam War, radical protests, and the disappearance of their older sister, Bobbie. It left their mother and father dead and what remained of their family a fractured version beyond repair. And-for fifty years-it also left dozens of questions unanswered.Fifty years later, Cate has become a successful novelist and Joe an important artist. But when the FBI comes barging down their doors, demanding to know where their sister is-the sister both Davis' believed to be dead for half a century-they're at a loss. Joe, still damaged by the war, is fighting to keep what sanity he has left, and Cate wants nothing more than to mourn the recent loss of her husband in peace. Nevertheless, the outrageous truth about what happened that fateful day in 1968 is refusing to stay hidden any longer...Packed with twists and turns and overflowing with emotion and compassion, White Rabbit is mystery fiction at its most fulfilling.