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by D. J. Williams (Author)
A hidden enemy. A buried past. A global threat that refuses to stay in the shadows.
Chase Hardeman wants out. A former special operations veteran, Chase is determined to leave the clandestine war behind and build a new legacy in the high-stakes world of collector car auctions-following in the footsteps of his legendary father. But when an FBI investigation threatens to unravel everything he's built, Chase is forced to activate a contingency plan tied to the very past he tried to escape. Drawn back into a dangerous world of secrets and deception-and captivated by an old flame-Chase dives deep into the dark corridors of the collector car market in search of a hidden prize believed to hold the key to a mystery buried in the desert outside Mosul. A ghost from the war.A shadow known to U.S. intelligence only as The Prodigal. What begins as a hunt for answers quickly becomes a race against time as Chase uncovers a deadly network moving quietly through the global underworld. To stop a catastrophic terrorist attack, he must leverage the same criminal forces he once fought against. But as the truth begins to surface, Chase realizes the past he thought he understood may have been a lie. The Auctioneer launches the Chase Hardeman series-a gripping international thriller filled with espionage, hidden conspiracies, and relentless suspense. Book 1 of the Chase Hardeman series. Praise for the Chase Hardeman series...
"DJ Williams' KING OF THE NIGHT is chocked full of everything I love in a novel: international intrigue, political gamesmanship, strange science, and a hero-Chase Hardeman-who is a juggernaut of skill and vengeance. Think Jack Reacher tossed into a Tom Clancy novel. Grab this rollercoaster of a thriller and hold on with both hands!" - James Rollins, #1 New York Times bestseller of Tides of Fire
"Fast, knee-deep in conspiracies and intriguing characters, D.J. Williams' King of the Night is a sensational thriller from an author who should be watched closely moving forward." - Ryan Steck, author of Ted Bell's Warmonger and founder/editor in chief of The Real Book Spy
