THE INSURMOUNTABLE EDGE
- A STORY IN THREE BOOKS
by Thomas H. Goodfellow
THE INSURMOUNTABLE EDGE
- A STORY IN THREE BOOKS
Two children savagely stoned to death in the California desert. Top employees of a U.S. defense contractor dying at an alarming rate. A cryptic message sent by a strange, secretive source warns the contractor’s products have been corrupted and could be used against the U.S. Armed Forces. They all seem to be connected. But how?
Only two men on earth are capable of putting it all together those men are Jack Wilder and Jeff Bradshaw, two of the greatest special operations forces soldiers who have ever lived.
There's a problem though. Jack and Jeff are off-duty at Jack’s ranch while Jeff tries to recover from a severe case of post-traumatic stress disorder. Jack's seventeen-year-old ward, a hellcat named Adelaide, is also on the ranch. Nothing seems more impossible than getting the three of them to leave their safe commune.
But then, a mysterious blue Maybach shows up at the ranch. The Maybach's visit sends Adelaide, Jack and Jeff off on a dangerous trail of murder and intrigue as they confront the insurmountable edge.
Begin your journey into a complex web of corruption, revenge, and murder with Book One of this three-part novel.
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AUTHOR BIO
Thomas H. Goodfellow is the author of the book series The Insurmountable Edge – A Story in Three Books. A world traveler for over 30 years, he's inspired to write about his travels, interest in human behavior, and love for a good mystery or thriller novel.
He spends most of his time in California, Hawaii, Kentucky, and Wyoming. He is an avid hiker and fly fisherman (he always throws the fish back). He also has a lot of cats, dogs, and horses.
IN THE PRESS
"If James Bond and John Rambo were mated in a a secret government super-soldier laboratory - and the resulting male child was raised by double dads Jack Ryan and Jason Bourne - he might grow up to be General Jack Wilder, star of THE INSURMOUNTABLE EDGE."
ROB ERRERA,
IndieReader.com