The world's a tough place for an FBI agent, especially a young one fresh out of Quantico, accustomed to viewing the world through the lens of an accounting spreadsheet. Follow Angus Green into thrilling situations as he tries to make the world safer for LGBT teens, adults and elders. Though these books are part of a series, they can be read in any order.
The Next One Will Kill You #1
A twenty-something gay FBI agent tackles his first big case with heart and smarts. Assigned to South Florida for his first posting, Angus Green is worlds away from his hardscrabble upbringing in Scranton, PA. He has to cope with ethnic distinctions he's never considered, a multitude of foreign languages spoken around him, and a range of crimes and criminals that boggles his mind.
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Nobody Rides for Free #2
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Even a gunshot wound will not sideline Angus Green, who's back in his second thrilling adventure. With less than a year of experience under his belt and only one big case behind him, FBI Special Agent Angus Green has joined the rarefied group of agents who have been wounded in the line of duty. |
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Survival is a Dying Art #3
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Someone has to look out for our gay elders-- and Angus Green nominates himself. Special Agent Angus Green returns in this follow up to The Next One Will Kill You and Nobody Rides for Free. Angus is still in his twenties, and his red hair and good looks often make people underestimate him, but he’s a smart, fearless cop who believes in the FBI motto: Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. |
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Brackish Water #4
In the first three books of this series, FBI Special Agent Angus Green has demonstrated courage, intelligence and empathy. One of his core beliefs is the influence his late father has had on his life. But what if he learns that everything he believed about that important relationship might be false? It's no secret that the relationships between fathers and sons are at the heart of many of my books. Angus Green lost his father at age ten, and the memories he holds of things like looking at an atlas with his dad have had a great impact on his life. His new case involves a Cuban refugee who wants to trade knowledge of a stolen Old Master painting for his freedom. From the painting (a portrait I invented of Jesus as a boy with his earthly father) to the motivation of the bad guy, who seeks to outshine his father, to the secret that Angus's mother has been keeping for years. I loved exploring this story and hope readers enjoy it too. |
The First 3 Books
In one volume, get the first three books in the series! A great way to get to know Angus and his world. |