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A gritty vigilante crime thriller that traps a drifter with a violent past in a snowbound South Dakota town where the law is outgunned. Small-town corruption, storm-front claustrophobia and rough justice in the tradition of the classic American loner hero.
A blizzard seals the town. Murder opens the door to hell.
Stranded in a South Dakota snowstorm, John Sole only wants to keep moving and stay invisible. But when a deputy is gunned down and a truck filled with secrets is uncovered, the town’s quiet streets turn lethal.
Drawn into a web of murder, corruption, and trafficking, Sole teams up with a local deputy to hunt the killers before the storm buries every trace of the truth. But as the body count rises, he realizes the past he’s running from may be the only thing that can keep them alive.
Dark Winter is the fifth relentless thriller in Glenn Trust’s Sole Justice series. Perfect for fans of Jack Reacher, Baldacci, and gritty vigilante action.
Praise for the Sole Justice Series:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Glenn Trust truly is the new master of the thriller… these stories sate the hunger of the most ravenous adrenaline junkie.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Sobering how child slavery is brought to the reader… a must read for everyone.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Polished, captivating, and intense… Glenn Trust fascinates, his characters resonate, and his plots captivate.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “What a blockbuster of a book! Non-stop action around hairpin curves with many twists.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Fantastic read… so many twists and turns you need to keep up. Excellent job.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Reminds me of the Reacher story 61 Hours. Action packed and suspenseful.”
Glenn Trust is the author of the bestselling Hunters, Sole Justice, and Journey Series of mystery/thriller/suspense novels. He has also written standalone works including Dying Embers, Mojave Sun, and a number of short stories. For the record, there are no superheroes or knights in shining armor in his stories. According to Trust, knights are for fairy tales. His books are gritty and based in the real world with characters who face their frailties while dealing with their roles in the story. The heroes are simply average people doing the best they can. The villains, as real villains often do, look like us. Trust's monsters hide behind the smiling faces that pass us on the street. They look like us, and this makes them more frightening. Today, he writes full-time and lives quietly with his wife and two dogs, Gunner and Charlie. You can find all of his work here on his Amazon Author Page or on his Book Bub Author page, As an independent author, he would greatly appreciate a follow on either or both pages.