Microwave

by Daniel Ganninger

The hacking of a data center, an experimental weapon, and a criminal mastermind--what have the Icarus detectives gotten themselves into this time?An explosion has blown a hole in the side of the Gold Stream data center in Utah. It was thought to be just an accident, but something even more dangerous has happened. Hackers have breached the servers holding valuable corporate and government secrets.

Arthur Jackson, the lead security agent of the center, needs to know answers before the federal authorities find out what happened, so he enlists the help of Murphy and Galveston and the rest of the unorthodox team of detectives at Icarus Investigations.

The case should have been easy, but it quickly spirals out of control because the team realizes they've become a pawn and a target in a deadly game. A new weapon, once previously thought to be only experimental, was used to attack the data center. The detectives must race the clock to discover the identity of the criminal mastermind and the final plan for the weapon, but not everything, or everyone, appear as they seem.

Travel with the team in their seventh exciting and thrilling case as they set off to apprehend the bad guys by any means necessary. Hold on to your seat.

All the Case (Case File #1)

Peeking Duck (Case File #2)

Snow Cone (Case File #3)

Coconut Water (Case File #4)

Stolen Dough (Case File #5)

Bitter Pill (Case File #6)

Microwave (Case File #7)

275 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 2, 2018

About the author

Daniel Ganninger is the author of The Case Files of Icarus Investigations, a fan of useless trivia and knowledge, a professional in the medical field, and a private pilot with a commercial license and an instrument rating. After growing up in Texas, Daniel enjoyed a ten year stint in California before returning to Texas to settle down. He is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin and the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston and now lives with his wife and two kids in the beautiful Central Texas area and Hill Country.

Reviews

[The Sandstress · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love these books and can't wait for the next one! I love the characters and the predicaments in which they find themselves. This is quick and easy reading, thoroughly entertaining.