The Virtual Trail

From the award-winning and best-selling author, J.C. Fields comes the seventh book in The Sean Kruger Series.

Now retired from the FBI, Sean Kruger is bored and restless. When the current President of the United States asks Kruger to investigate the murder of a campaign worker, he jumps at the chance, but quickly finds himself fighting a foreign adversary working to undermine democratic free elections.

MIT graduate student, Danny Barton is a quiet man. A man more comfortable pursuing academic achievement than monetary success. In a quest to finance his academic pursuits, he takes a position within a political campaign to analyze voting data. It will be a fatal decision.

When a hit-and-run accident robs Danny of his future, retired FBI profiler Sean Kruger is asked to investigate. As Kruger digs into the young man's past, he finds a brilliant mathematician who has developed a system for predicting election results. He also discovers that on the night of Danny Barton's accident, the young man carried a laptop computer. A computer which is now missing.

As Kruger digs deeper into Barton's death, he finds a deadly trail of international deception, political greed and animminent danger to American democracy. And the return of an old foe.

PRAISE FOR J.C. FIELDS' SEAN KRUGER SERIES

FIVE STAR REVIEWS

The Fugitive's Trail is a stunning first entry in The Sean Kruger Series by J.C. Fields, a page-turner that is intelligently plotted and executed with great mastery. Divine Zape for Readers' Favorite

Sean Kruger immediately steps off the page as a memorable character along the lines of Jack Ryan of Tom Clancy's indelible creation. With this second installment, it is obvious that Fields can maintain the high standard he has set for himself - and for Sean Kruger. This is first-class writing! Grady Harp, San Francisco Review of Books

I could not put The Dark Trail down. I think this story could be enjoyed by any adult reader, even if you have never given the thriller genre a try before. A suspenseful political thriller to rival Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan series. Literary Titan Review


Genre: Mystery