River Rat

Jason Colefield #2

by Doc Macomber

"He sensed her power over him and so did she. Pressing her chest against his, she kissed him hard on the lips and ran her hands down his broad back and over the scars."

River Patrol Deputy Jason Colefield is back at it. Charged with investigating a mysterious accident on the water, he uncovers a population of miscreants, homeless and survivalists living on the river’s islands. One of them holds the secret to what happened that night. And it will take every weapon in his arsenal to bring down the killer now hunting him.

PRAISE FOR DOC MACOMBER
"His writing is simple, elegant, and easy to digest."
Stephen Alexander, The Tribune

"Doc understands the seamier side of life. His characters are complex, loaded with contradictions and wholly believable." Dan Schilling, Former Special Ops Commander, Co-author, The Battle of Mogadishu

"As addictive and satisfying as my first tattoo." Lyle Tuttle, Legendary Tattoo Artist and Historian

271 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 26, 2018

About the author

Doc Macomber belongs to many leading writing organizations, including the Mystery Writers of America, International Thriller Writers, Friends of Mystery, and Willamette Writers. He has contributed articles to the prestigious Mystery Readers Journal and Bloodletter on the history of ethnic detectives, and the origin of his hybrid Vietnamese investigator, Jack Vu. His most recent contribution is “Finding the Key Strengths and Weaknesses of your Detective Character” in “Now Write! Mysteries: Suspense, Crime and Thriller Fiction Exercises from Today’s Best Writers and Teachers” to be published in 2012 by the Penguin Group (USA). His mystery series includes: The Killer Coin, Wolf’s Remedy, Snip, and the upcoming new release Riff Raff, set in Costa Rica, a finalist in the Killer Nashville Claymore Award. Mr. Macomber formerly served with an Air Force Special Tactics Unit and now lives aboard a yacht on the Columbia River. As a decorated Marine Captain once noted, “Doc sees much ... says little ... and writes it all down.”