In 2009, a group of individuals, headed by Bill Gates, secretly formed the Good Club to curb the expanding world population problem. Years later, the influential members of the fictional Better Club decide to adapt this aim by unleashing selective genocide. What they don’t count on is British Agent Helen Ramsey.
When a fourteen-year-old Pakistani girl, Raameen, turns up dead in London, Helen is drawn into the case. A single murder soon turns into a hunt for the leader of a global child trafficking ring and Raameen’s kidnapped siblings, Imran and Noor. With the body count mounting, Helen discovers that trafficking children is a means to a far more insidious end orchestrated by the clandestine Better Club, whose power extends all the way to the White House.
With her life in peril, Helen circumvents international laws to deliver feral justice to her formidable enemies while searching for Imran and Noor.
The searing tale of a physically and mentally damaged girl who yearns to become the world’s first female cutting horse champion.
The Gershwin Cutter depicts the documented abuse and life of an intrepid, young woman Rebecca, and her devotion to a one-eyed horse, Ira.
The singular journey of Rebecca and Ira advances through the traditional, southern sport of cutting horses, with help from an unexpected source—the American composer George Gershwin whose preludes form the primary training aid for Ira.
Concurrently, a second story unfolds wherein retired detective Sonny Harrell’s father is murdered. With the felony approaching cold case status, his only clue is four anonymous, handwritten, greeting cards his dad received. Sonny’s dogged investigation through the Lone Star State puts him in the crosshairs of a ruthless homicidal network whose influential followers will resort to extreme measures to prevent anyone from exposing their unspeakable atrocities…and Rebecca’s violent past.
A preemie that suffered bullying in her youth, Simone Hudson, due to her tenacity, earns the right to be a detective in Austin’s Police Department in Texas. The precocious policewoman begins her career on the case of a missing student.
Through a series of seemingly unrelated events, Simone is led to a merciless kidnapper whose illustrious record is as inconspicuous as his style, and in doing so she confronts an unfulfilled debt— Karza —owed a mysterious stranger and his majestic dog, Raja (King).
But who is the true debtor?
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Paul Damien holds a PhD in mathematics from Imperial College, London. He is on the faculty at the University of Texas in Austin. His first thriller is titled Nannerl’s Symphony…. More About Paul
