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Devil’s Negotiation
The city kept what it broke. Twelve years ago, Jax Harlan solved the best case of his career and lost everything for it: the badge, the marriage, the unscarred half of his face. Now he works out of a converted storage room above a strip club in Hell's Kitchen, three fingers into a bottle most nights, waiting for something to happen. Something happens. Her name is Elena Voss. Her husband owns clubs, moves product, and drove to a warehouse in Red Hook on Monday evening and never came home.
She has five thousand dollars in an envelope and a reason for hiring Jax that isn't flattering: nobody would investigate his death. What he finds in that warehouse puts him between a Russian enforcer who has run the city's supply for a decade and a rival no one has ever seen - a man with no face, no name, and no seam an investigator can get a thumb into. Both of them want what Jax is carrying. Only one of them has to reach him first.
He has a useless revolver, a dying informant, an old woman who sells secrets over bergamot tea, and a client he can't decide whether to trust or bury. It isn't enough. He goes anyway. Devil's Negotiation is a hard, literary crime novel about the price of being right in a system that was never broken - a system that has been working exactly as designed the whole time. Book One of the Jax Harlan series.
She has five thousand dollars in an envelope and a reason for hiring Jax that isn't flattering: nobody would investigate his death. What he finds in that warehouse puts him between a Russian enforcer who has run the city's supply for a decade and a rival no one has ever seen - a man with no face, no name, and no seam an investigator can get a thumb into. Both of them want what Jax is carrying. Only one of them has to reach him first.
He has a useless revolver, a dying informant, an old woman who sells secrets over bergamot tea, and a client he can't decide whether to trust or bury. It isn't enough. He goes anyway. Devil's Negotiation is a hard, literary crime novel about the price of being right in a system that was never broken - a system that has been working exactly as designed the whole time. Book One of the Jax Harlan series.
The city kept what it broke. Twelve years ago, Jax Harlan solved the best case of his career and lost everything for it: the badge, the marriage, the unscarred half of his face. Now he works out of a converted storage room above a strip club in Hell's Kitchen, three fingers into a bottle most nights, waiting for something to happen. Something happens. Her name is Elena Voss. Her husband owns clubs, moves product, and drove to a warehouse in Red Hook on Monday evening and never came home.
She has five thousand dollars in an envelope and a reason for hiring Jax that isn't flattering: nobody would investigate his death. What he finds in that warehouse puts him between a Russian enforcer who has run the city's supply for a decade and a rival no one has ever seen - a man with no face, no name, and no seam an investigator can get a thumb into. Both of them want what Jax is carrying. Only one of them has to reach him first.
He has a useless revolver, a dying informant, an old woman who sells secrets over bergamot tea, and a client he can't decide whether to trust or bury. It isn't enough. He goes anyway. Devil's Negotiation is a hard, literary crime novel about the price of being right in a system that was never broken - a system that has been working exactly as designed the whole time. Book One of the Jax Harlan series.
She has five thousand dollars in an envelope and a reason for hiring Jax that isn't flattering: nobody would investigate his death. What he finds in that warehouse puts him between a Russian enforcer who has run the city's supply for a decade and a rival no one has ever seen - a man with no face, no name, and no seam an investigator can get a thumb into. Both of them want what Jax is carrying. Only one of them has to reach him first.
He has a useless revolver, a dying informant, an old woman who sells secrets over bergamot tea, and a client he can't decide whether to trust or bury. It isn't enough. He goes anyway. Devil's Negotiation is a hard, literary crime novel about the price of being right in a system that was never broken - a system that has been working exactly as designed the whole time. Book One of the Jax Harlan series.
