Pacific Burn

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Japanese antiques dealer and PI Jim Brodie faces a deadly adversary in a gripping tale of murder and intrigue. Recently appointed as the liaison for the mayor’s Pacific Rim Friendship Program, Brodie recruits renowned Japanese artist Ken Nobuki. After a successful meeting, their celebration is shattered when a sniper targets them as they leave City Hall. Brodie suspects that the recent suspicious death of Nobuki’s oldest son in Napa Valley may be connected, indicating a threat to Nobuki’s family. With a multitude of suspects potentially spanning the Pacific Rim, Brodie embarks on a perilous journey for answers. His investigation leads him from San Francisco to Washington, DC, where he confronts the DHS, CIA, and FBI, and then on to Tokyo and Kyoto. There, he seeks information about a legendary killer, rumored to be both myth and reality, yet deadly if the whispers hold any truth. In this thrilling installment of the series, the stakes are higher than ever, promising an exhilarating experience for readers.