Black Jacks

by Shaun Webb

Someone is committing murder in Lincoln, Nebraska, leaving a black Jack of Spades as a calling card. Jack Beauregard, a state trooper Colonel with gubernatorial aspirations, is desperate to solve the case and secure the election. Circumstantial evidence points to a cantankerous old local, John Garrison. Amy Fraser, a beautiful and aggressive defense attorney, is hired to represent him, but Amy has demons of her own. Abused as a child, she is haunted by recurring visions and ghostly apparitions. She fights for John, and for her own sanity.

Despite a lack of adequate evidence, Beauregard continues his quest to railroad Garrison; his political ambitions more important to him then the truth. Several subplots evolve around a bevy of small town characters.

Find out what the real truth is, or isn't, in Shaun Webb's gripping mystery novel, Black Jacks.

The game begins, and Jacks are wild.

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First published April 22, 2011

About the author

Shaun Webb leads a quiet life in Waterford, Michigan with his wife Nancy. They have three children, Bill, Mary and Alycia. They also have a grandchild, Ruth Ann. Shaun enjoys travel, sports and the great outdoors. Shaun continues to work on various projects. You can visit him at www.amotionforinnocence.wordpress.com to learn more. Shaun's new novel, Black Jacks, is now available on Amazon.

Shaun's book, A Motion for Innocence, has been featured in the Milford (MI) Times newspaper and on the Eucation Examiner website out of Michigan. Shaun has also been interviewed on the ARC radio network in Oklahome City, OK and the Sam in the Morning Show W/Bridgetta out of Los Angeles, Ca.

His second novel, Black Jacks, is a mystery that hits on all cylinders. Probing insanity, murder, corruption and social injustice, it will keep you guessing and on the edge of your seat.

Black Jacks (Volume Two): A Killer for the Queen was released in March 2012 and quickly became Shaun's best-selling book. Mixing Alice in Wonderland with the mind of a deranged killer spells trouble for everyone; including Amy Fraser. Amy must find out how to stop the deranged madman before it's too late.

Shaun is currently working on Behind the Brick, a futuristic look at laws and criminal justice in the US circa 2050. The perfect "what if" book.

Reviews

[Felicia A Sullivan · Rating 1 out of 5]

Read the free sample. UGH. That is all.

[Jade · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good book for people who are interested in mental illness and murder.
Met the author the day I bought it. He's a cool guy. Working on his 4th novel right now.
NOT FOR AGES 13 AND UNDER.
I enjoyed every last page, and honestly couldn't put this book down.
Now I'm working on the sequel, Black Jacks: A Killer For The Queen.

[Celeste · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book very interesting and its not about the author or his personality its about a great story.. and this was a great story.. Edgar Allen Poe was addicted to opium but his writing was unreal did people stop buying his books because he was addicted to drugs..Stephen King is an asshole and rich and have movies really people

[Lynn Gillard · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a fabulous mystery, full of twists and turns, colorful characters and a plot and pacing that grabs you and won't let go. I was hooked from the beginning and couldn't put it down until the very end!

[Harry H · Rating 2 out of 5]

Story was good, but read to fast on audiobook!