On a cold January morning Reece Culver gets a visit from a woman asking for assistance in solving the mystery of her mother's disappearance. Intrigued by her story he agrees to help. Not long after it becomes obvious that someone doesn't want him snooping where he doesn't belong. As Reece investigates he decides to head north to his client's childhood home. Once there things don't go according to plan. In the pitch-black interior of the abandoned home he is blindsided, beaten, and left for dead. Several days later, after regaining his bearings, he sits in the interrogation room of a police station charged with a murder he's pretty sure he didn't commit. When Reece recognizes the face of a policemen that he met years earlier he uses it to his own advantage and is later released on bail. Once out from behind bars he dives back into his case with increased vigor and figures out that the case he's investigating and an unsolved murder from his past might be linked. The only problem is that, as he gets closer to the truth the stakes increase and it becomes apparent that the murderer is tracking his every move. At the point when it seems like he's got it all figured out he learns that the FBI plans to offer up immunity to this person in exchange for their testimony against a notorious mob boss. Will Reece Culver solve the mystery of the missing person's whereabouts? Will he survive long enough to catch the killer before the FBI steps in with their offer? Find out more about Bryan on his website. http: //www.bryankoepke.com Follow Bryan on Twitter @bryankoepkeAbout the Author: Bryan Koepke grew up in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Oklahoma, moving several times with his family. He settled in Arizona and then twenty years ago made his way north to Colorado. A private pilot, former Electrical Engineering Technician, and Aerospace Finance guy, Bryan decided he hadn't had enough careers yet, so he took up novel writing in 2010. He's a fan of too many thriller authors to list here, and enjoys watching television shows like 24, Homeland, Breaking Bad, The Blacklist, and Ray Donovan. Bryan estimates he's seen over 1,000 movies in his lifetime and enjoys studying them, and taking something away from the experience of watching each one. Visit Bryan's website, www.bryankoepke.com, for all his latest book news and for what he's been up too lately. You can also find him on Twitter @bryankoepke for his latest in 140 characters or less. What reviewers have to say about his work: Bryan Koepke writes like he has been doing this for years. His book is so well conceived and written you would think that this is the tenth or twelfth book in a series, but alas it is his first novel. That is so exciting because it means there will be more to come and I look forward to reading his future works. by William D. Curnutt A twisting tale full of action. I thought I had it figured out several times only to learn that I had not done so. Put everything away and get ready for a great story. by Linda Bryan For being a debut novel, Bryan Koepke's VENGEANCE manipulates the usual ingredients for a thriller - revenge, betrayal, and redemption - in such a forceful way that once started it is difficult to set the book aside. by Grady Harp