Wildfire

by Ken Goddard

Battling the deadly ICER Committee, an international group bent on destroying the environmental movement, Fish and Wildlife Service undercover cop Henry Lightstone learns that the Committee has joined forces with a pyrotechnic terrorist organization. Reissue.

Genres: Fiction, Mystery

460 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1994

About the author

Ken Goddard describes himself as "a crime scene investigator, forensic scientist, wildlife crime lab director, husband, father, grandfather, supposed cattle rancher, and more to the point, a fiction author who writes fiction novels about professional terrorists, underground chemists, demented burglars and malicious poachers for any number of reasons."

Reviews

[Celia · Rating 1 out of 5]

I cannot finish this. it actually is so confusing and nothing is happening while too much is happening at the same time

[Sally Bisbee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Henry Lightstone, Fish and Wildlife Department undercover expert, and his crack team of wildlife agents are back in business on the cutting edge of environmental protection. Running a covert investigation, Lightstone stumbles across the activities of a vicious professional assassin and discovers a link to an old nemesis: the ICER Committee, a ruthless junta of international industrialists and financiers bent on destroying the environmental movement through violence and terror. (Lots of other books and they're all good)