Black Jack: A Jack Sabre Thriller

by Terry Wright

Jack Sabre has always been a good cop. He has every reason to be the nicest guy on the Denver police force. His wife is the love of his life, but when her charity work brings her into contact with dangerous men on the dark side of the city, she ends up murdered. Jack becomes a bitter man, no more mister nice guy , and with the department dragging its feet on the investigation, he goes after the killer himself. The line between justice and revenge is thin and brittle, and when crossing that line backfires on Jack, bad guys come out of the woodwork, all bent on killing him before he discovers the reason for her murder. It’s a journey from the depths of a whiskey bottle to the pinnacle of City Hall and a confrontation with an eyeball-plucking serial killer.

300 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 22, 2014

About the author

There’s nothing mundane in the writing world of Terry Wright. Tension, conflict and suspense propel his readers through the pages as if they were on fire. Published in Science Fiction, Supernatural, and Horror, his mastery of the action thriller has won him International acclaim as an accomplished screenplay writer. A member of the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers since 1998, he ran their annual Colorado Gold Writing Contest for six years, received their coveted Jasmine Award in 2012, and was nominated for Writer of the Year in 2014. Terry is also the editor at TWB Press, specializing in science fiction, supernatural, horror, and thriller genres, plus Amore Moon Publishing for Romance and Erotica. A Vietnam veteran, he's a Harley Davidson enthusiast and rides with HOG Denver Chapter and The American Legion Riders post 178. He lives in Lakewood, Colorado, with his wife, Bobette. Visit his Web sites at http://www.terrywrightbooks.com and http://www.twbpress.com

Reviews

[Cindy B. · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nice mystery sodden with bad language & graphic sex references. Did want to know where symptoms are. Drink that much & stop - yeah, there's withdrawal. Standalone & TTS-enabled.