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A gritty vigilante thriller that strands a haunted ex-cop in a Nevada mining town where a girl has been taken and lives come cheap. Hard-edged crime fiction of corporate greed, hired guns and a promise that can't be broken.
One drifter. One kidnapped girl. One fight against the machine.
John Sole never planned to stop in Turnbridge, Nevada. But when a local girl is snatched in a violent corporate power play, the haunted ex-cop makes a promise he can’t walk away from.
Caught between desperate small-time miners and a ruthless global conglomerate, Sole is thrust into a war where lives are disposable and killers are paid to silence resistance. To keep his word, he’ll have to take on professional enforcers who outnumber and outgun him at every turn.
The Ghost is the fourth unflinching 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:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Love the John Sole character… Glenn Trust is an excellent writer and storyteller.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “The plot is complex and simple at the same time… a perfect ending.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Outstanding… good guys, bad guys, and people caught in the middle. Recommended.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Halfway through it took a wild, unexpected twist and grabbed you until the end.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “An excellent crime thriller… plenty of suspense and non-stop action.”
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “Intense, complex, and suspenseful… certainly not a story to be missed.”
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.