Someone is committing murder in Flint, Michigan, leaving a black Jack of Spades as a calling card. Jack Beauregard, a state trooper Colonel with gubernatorial aspirations, is desperate to solve the case and secure the election. Circumstantial evidence points to a cantankerous old local, John Garrison. Amy Fraser, a beautiful and aggressive defense attorney, is hired to represent him, but Amy has demons of her own. Abused as a child, she is haunted by recurring visions and ghostly apparitions. She fights for John, and for her own sanity.
Despite a lack of adequate evidence, Beauregard continues his quest to railroad Garrison; his political ambitions more important to him then the truth. Several subplots evolve around a bevy of small town characters.
Find out what the real truth is, or isn't, in Shaun Webb's gripping mystery novel, Black Jacks.
The game begins, and Jacks are wild.
Professional Reviews
Fantastic
Although disturbing in places, it was amazing. i cant say much other than that without giving too much about it, as is with mystery books, but I will say that much.
A Tremendous Thriller
Shaun Webb did it again. From start to finish Black Jacks compelled me to keep turning pages eager to know what would happen next. His writing style drew me in and painted wonderful descriptions of the scenes in my mind, then introduced dialog so in tune, and intense that I felt I was there and knew the characters. Mr. Web is a story teller extraordinaire who weaves quite a tale. I'm looking forward to his next book.
Well Written Suspense Thriller
Another awesome book by Shaun Webb! He is quickly becoming my favorite author! The character development in Black Jacks is fantastic. Shaun is able to develop the characters so well that the reader quickly becomes emotionally drawn in by each one of them. The suspenseful story that culminates in a surprise ending is just the "icing on the cake"! Looking forward to the next book by Shaun Webb.
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