A lot of books have been written about FBI. Authors who have written FBI books include Catherine Coulter. She began writing at an early of fourteen. At this age she had already written two novels which had each fifteen pages . She has written over fifty books, on an average of two books per year. Another author is Julie James who was a former lawyer. She is now a all time writer. The other writer is Abigail Roux, a former volleyball star.
Point Blank by Catherine Couter. This novel begins with Warnecki trailing at an old map that she hopes that is a hidden store of Confederate gold and was meant for General Lee about a century earlier. Suddenly she is overpowered in the darkness and she does black out and regains consciousness later with amnesia. After unusual assassination attempt she then recalls her identity and goes back to revisit the cave with the company of Savich and Sherlock.
They reach the cave finding the body of a dead woman is embalmed. At the same time, a certain mad man and his sadistic junior are revenging on Savich and Sherlock. Throughout this book, you will find a great blend of police procedural mystery and psychological suspense as well as romance. This is a quality that makes it appealing to almost all readers.
The Edge by Catherine Coulter. Marc is wounded in a terrorist car bombing when dreaming that his sister called Jilly who is a medical researcher drives her car off an Oregon cliff. Mac only feels that he is with her sister. As Mac arrives in Oregon, he finds out the reality. Jilly then comes out of a comma and disappears a few hours later without even a trace.
Mac is shocked by the varying stories he gets from all people he encounters. This includes a sheriff from the locality. Laura is the name of a woman who fascinates Mac. He risks losing his life if he chooses to trust her. The death of a local man is based on disappearance of Jilly. Mac is joined by Sherlock and Savich who are both FBI agents. They cannot differentiate who is trustworthy. This follows a dramatic story.
About That Night by Jullie James. Rylann Pierce meets billionaire heir called Kyle Rhode during one night. Their chemistry is great though Rylann wants to fight the love that she felt for Kyle. She had been stood up during the very first date with Rhode. She does not expect to ever see him again. She is surprised to see Rhode face-to-face after nine years.
Kyle has just being released from prison and is not thrilled to be a key witness in a high profile case. He has look for Rylann, a very good lawyer. She is still beautiful and does not mix business with pleasure. Kyle on the other hand does not want to give up on her as she is always on her mind.
In conclusion, Sticks and Stones by Abigail Roux. Ty Grady and Zane Garret nearly lose lives to a sequential killer and are now suffering from monotony of desk duty. There follows a series of drama and in the end they are facing danger from all directions.
Point Blank by Catherine Couter. This novel begins with Warnecki trailing at an old map that she hopes that is a hidden store of Confederate gold and was meant for General Lee about a century earlier. Suddenly she is overpowered in the darkness and she does black out and regains consciousness later with amnesia. After unusual assassination attempt she then recalls her identity and goes back to revisit the cave with the company of Savich and Sherlock.
They reach the cave finding the body of a dead woman is embalmed. At the same time, a certain mad man and his sadistic junior are revenging on Savich and Sherlock. Throughout this book, you will find a great blend of police procedural mystery and psychological suspense as well as romance. This is a quality that makes it appealing to almost all readers.
The Edge by Catherine Coulter. Marc is wounded in a terrorist car bombing when dreaming that his sister called Jilly who is a medical researcher drives her car off an Oregon cliff. Mac only feels that he is with her sister. As Mac arrives in Oregon, he finds out the reality. Jilly then comes out of a comma and disappears a few hours later without even a trace.
Mac is shocked by the varying stories he gets from all people he encounters. This includes a sheriff from the locality. Laura is the name of a woman who fascinates Mac. He risks losing his life if he chooses to trust her. The death of a local man is based on disappearance of Jilly. Mac is joined by Sherlock and Savich who are both FBI agents. They cannot differentiate who is trustworthy. This follows a dramatic story.
About That Night by Jullie James. Rylann Pierce meets billionaire heir called Kyle Rhode during one night. Their chemistry is great though Rylann wants to fight the love that she felt for Kyle. She had been stood up during the very first date with Rhode. She does not expect to ever see him again. She is surprised to see Rhode face-to-face after nine years.
Kyle has just being released from prison and is not thrilled to be a key witness in a high profile case. He has look for Rylann, a very good lawyer. She is still beautiful and does not mix business with pleasure. Kyle on the other hand does not want to give up on her as she is always on her mind.
In conclusion, Sticks and Stones by Abigail Roux. Ty Grady and Zane Garret nearly lose lives to a sequential killer and are now suffering from monotony of desk duty. There follows a series of drama and in the end they are facing danger from all directions.
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