Mystery/Thriller Novels
by
Gordon N. McIntosh
Gripping Tales That Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
Mystery/Thriller Novels
by
Gordon N. McIntosh
Gripping Tales That Will Have You on the Edge of Your Seat
Gordon N. McIntosh Mystery Writer
Before becoming a serious writer, Gordon N. McIntosh enjoyed a successful career as a commercial real estate executive. Now retired, he divides his time between homes in Chicago and Key West. McIntosh spends his days traveling, writing, keeping physically active, and working as a marine citizen scientist. He created these three thrillers as a series, but each can be read on its own as a self-contained novel.
THREE THRILLERS
THE LAGARTO STONE A thirty-year-old murder. A pre-Columbian treasure.
Armed men invade Doug Sutherland's apartment, a Mexican smuggler threatens him, the police accuse him of drug dealing, and a DEA agent harasses him, all because of what he supposedly knows. Follow Sutherland as he races between Chicago and Mexico as the stakes and bodies mount. He must rescue his estranged mother and kidnapped girlfriend, recover a priceless pre-Hispanic artifact, battle a ruthless smuggler, and survive multiple murder attempts, the last from a shocking source.
DEATH'S CROOKED SHADOW A legacy of lies—a circle of corruption.
Real estate developer Doug Sutherland thinks it's just another sweltering summer day in Chicago. But when the foreman demolishing his late father's rundown office building unearths a skull and human bones encased in a crumbling Greek column, Sutherland is suddenly propelled into a cauldron of greed, sadism, and murder. Lies pile upon lies, bodies upon bodies, as Sutherland scrambles to unravel his tangled legacy and expose a web of political and financial corruption.
WALK A THIN WIRE Luck is a thin wire between survival and disaster.
Doug Sutherland's life and luck are overturned when his journalist friend is murdered as he was about to expose a conspiracy between a US drug company, a secret Cuban biolab, and a rogue government operation—a collaboration that both governments are determined to conceal. As Sutherland strives to publish the shocking story and avenge his friend's brutal murder, a series of near-fatal attacks persuade him that he must cross the moral line between self-defense and murder. In his resolved role as an assassin, he walks a thin wire.