Kirjahaku

A Brazilian gang, a corrupt Spanish Minister, and a dangerous French family stir up an explosive mix of murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy. The accidental death of a Wolfpack member in the United States has international repercussions, and consequences for Julian Sebasst. Blamed for their deaths, Sebasst, and his friends are targeted by the Wolfpack, a sophisticated Brazilian gang, led by the Wolf. Forced to leave their homes in the Caribbean, and go into hiding, Julian has a plan, but it requires the cooperation of a mysterious woman in Spain they can't find and getting information from a banker in Paris, who won't talk. When Sebasst arrives in Europe, things heat up. A French heiress is kidnapped, a multi-million dollar's worth of opium poppies are missing in Spain, and a friend in Andorra needs rescuing. All of the events happening are connected; Julian just needs to figure out how, before time runs out.

Marcus's hotel project in the Caribbean is slapped with an injunction, a sexual harassment suit threatens to oust him from his own company, and hackers steal millions from his account. But none of this compares to the challenges he's about to face when he learns that his CFO is reported missing in the Bahamas, and that his best friend, Doc Sebasst, has been arrested and is being held without bail in the Cayman Islands. The seemingly random events are no coincidence, but the work of one man and a long list of conspirators. Marcus finds himself in the fight of his life against an opponent he can't beat-without Doc's help. He has eight days to try and save his multi-billion-dollar empire, but first he has to find a way to break Doc out of jail.

War is brewing in the ranks of the Merovingians, and once again, Sasha Micheaux finds herself on the losing end. She's killed off the previous members of the Council and now her European cousins want her head-or restitution for her sins. At stake, Sasha's multi-billion dollar fortune, which she has no intention of relinquishing to anyone. Sasha flees Switzerland to Quebec City, then Seattle, but eventually winds up trapped by her pursuers at a remote forest retreat in eastern Washington. Her only hope rests with Julian Sebasst, and his ability to negotiate a fair settlement with the Council in exchange for her life. But when a bomb kills the Council's representative in Greece, battle lines are drawn-each side blaming the other. Sebasst knows that the truth is probably somewhere in the middle-which is exactly where he is caught again.