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One Grave Too Shallow
(2024)(The fifth book in the Coastal Crime Unit One series)
A novel by Mark Stone
On the coast, a change of scenery could be the death of you!
Former sheriff and current member of the Coastal Crime Unit, Jack Harrington is off to the Big Easy to do a favor for his boss. Jack has been asked to help set up a new team of agents in New Orleans; a Coastal Crime Unit that can work and act the same way his does near Miami.
But, when Jack finds out that the man handpicked to lead this new team is someone from his past, someone Jack hates with a fiery passion, the man decides it might be time for him to head back home.
Unfortunately for Jack, duty calls before he can make his leave of Bourbon Street. Faced with a band of theives hellbent on killing to make their living, Jack must work alongside a man he's hated for years if he's going to save anymore people from senselessly dying. And in the end, Jack might find that the Big Easy is anything but! That is, if he survives to tell the tale.
Check out ONE GRAVE TOO SHALLOW today!
Genre: Thriller
Former sheriff and current member of the Coastal Crime Unit, Jack Harrington is off to the Big Easy to do a favor for his boss. Jack has been asked to help set up a new team of agents in New Orleans; a Coastal Crime Unit that can work and act the same way his does near Miami.
But, when Jack finds out that the man handpicked to lead this new team is someone from his past, someone Jack hates with a fiery passion, the man decides it might be time for him to head back home.
Unfortunately for Jack, duty calls before he can make his leave of Bourbon Street. Faced with a band of theives hellbent on killing to make their living, Jack must work alongside a man he's hated for years if he's going to save anymore people from senselessly dying. And in the end, Jack might find that the Big Easy is anything but! That is, if he survives to tell the tale.
Check out ONE GRAVE TOO SHALLOW today!
Genre: Thriller
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