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By Adam Plantinga

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On Sale
Oct 27, 2026
Page Count
400 pages
ISBN-13
9781538778869

Price

$30.00

Price

$40.00 CAD

USA Today bestselling and Edgar Award nominee for best novel author, Adam Plantinga returns with the next thriller story in Kurt Argento’s journey as he finds himself protecting a boy from someone hunting him down.

After the events in Fenton, Arizona, ex-Detroit cop Kurt Argento is working under an alias as a handyman tending to the grounds for a church in Brandt, South Dakota. It’s a peaceful existence but Argento is haunted by the dark path he found himself on, not knowing if there’s a way to rationalize what he endured in the desert. But what he does know is that he is keeping a low profile and moving forward.

Until he meets 17-year-old, Majed, as he’s pursued by two men. Argento can’t help but intervene, not buying their claimed mistake thinking Majed took one of their wallets.

Never being able to leave an innocent in the path of danger, Argento unearths that the men were hired by a billionaire who’s willing to pay for the life they want—and Majed is the key to it. And what ensues is a cat and mouse game as Argento gets caught in the bloodshed and corruption, with Majed at the very center.


Adam Plantinga

About the Author

Adam Plantinga is a patrol sergeant with the San Francisco Police Department whose first two nonfiction books— 400 Things Cops Know and Police Craft— have become his calling cards to the world of thrillers. 400 Things was nominated for an Agatha, a Macavity, and was deemed “the new Bible for crime writers” by the Wall Street Journal. Adam’s fiction debut, The Ascent, was published in 2024 and became a USA Today bestseller.

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