by
Terry Wright

Jack Sabre has always been a good cop. He has every reason to be the nicest guy on the Denver police force. His wife is the love of his life, but when her charity work brings her into contact with dangerous men on the dark side of the city, she ends up murdered. Jack becomes a bitter man, no more mister nice guy, and with the department dragging its feet on the investigation, he goes after the killer himself. The line between justice and revenge is thin and brittle, and when crossing that line backfires on Jack, bad guys come out of the woodwork, all bent on killing him before he discovers the reason for her murder. It’s a journey from the depths of a whiskey bottle to the pinnacle of City Hall and a confrontation with an eyeball-plucking serial killer.

90,000 words
360 pages

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Praise for Black Jack

Bonnie Ramthun,  Author
I thoroughly enjoyed this. Terry knocked this one out of the park...and it's dynamite.
If you like your thrillers well-written, tightly plotted and full of action, I've got your noir right here. I highly recommend Black Jack.
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Marilyn Baron, Author
This Thriller you can't put down, a suspenseful, gritty roller-coaster ride from start to finish. It's a novel to be savored. Black Jack has everything: good cops, bad cops, evil killers, and more twists and turns than a square knot. .
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JLT, Author
A Hell of a Ride for Crime Fans
Right from the off, Black Jack has you intrigued. How could you not be with the line "In my ten years in the Denver police force, I never thought I'd set out to murder someone." A line like that has you hooked and it does what all good books do - drags you kicking and screaming right into the story.
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C. LeBrasseur, Author
I enjoyed this gritty crime drama. It moved at a fast clip, the pacing was solid with moments of relative calm between the bam-slam action. Pick yourself up a copy and enjoy!
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