β Scribed by J.D. Rhoades
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
"J.D. Rhoades writes action as well as anybody in the business, and bail bondsman Jack Keller is a winner." βC.J. Box, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Joe Pickett series Jack Keller's violent past is very much with him these days, despite his efforts to leave it behind. He's back in rural North Carolina, looking for steady work, and trying to establish a relationship with Francis, the son he never knew. But the boy's heard too much about Keller, particularly from Ben Jones, his half-brother and the son of Marie, the woman Keller loves. Ben's alienated, angry, and headed for trouble, and Keller's living with the guilt of knowing that much of Ben's turmoil stems from that fateful day of blood and madness on a burning mountainside when Keller saved Ben's life and that of his mother. But it came at a terrible price. Keller's intervention on behalf of a bullied refugee girl and her family draws him into a confrontation with people from that family's own dark...
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