Bücher von G P Rehder

Vengeance Is Mine is the third book in the Jason Orr series. For the reader who has not read book 1, Death Is Not the Final Chapter, or book 2, Head of the Snake, Rehder wrote his third novel so a new reader can pick it up and quickly get engrossed in the storyline. Jason Orr''s life has taken him all over the globe. Vengeance Is Mine is no different. This novel finds Orr in Ukraine and Russia. When he is away from the US, his nemesis Joseph Lehan pursues a vindictive mission against the last of Orr''s family. Friends in the States are willing to intercede. Will their intercession be enough? For Orr, what started out to be a quiet visit with a longtime friend, Ukrainian Eleana Vovk, quickly turns into a desperate search. The search leads them into the dark world of the Russian Mafia, the Solntsevskaya Bravta. Orr willingly takes a back seat to Eleana, who is on her home turf. He has faith in her and her background as an ex-agent with the SBU (Ukrainian Secret Police). During their hunt, they are connected with several unknown operatives that they will have to depend on for their very survival. Then there are those they come against that would do anything to stay in power, even if it means taking Jason''s and Eleana''s lives. Will their search succeed, will they die during their effort, or will the events that unfold in the end shock them to their very core?

Head of the Snake is the sequel to Death Is Not the Final Chapter. It is book 2 in the Jason Orr saga.When Orr travels to Questa, New Mexico, to visit an old Army buddy''s ranch, what awaits him there shakes him to his core. In his passion to seek justice and answers for his friend, Orr sets out on a quest that will entangle him with some of the most ruthless cartels in the United States. Their illicit world of fentanyl trafficking and Orr''s drive to avenge a death puts them on a collision course. It ends in an isolated body strewn canyon in Taos County. When the bullets stop flying, Orr and his two new companions find themselves with a strange dilemma. The decision they make will either help them accomplish a dream of establishing a veteran''s horse ranch or land them in jail.But Jason Orr can''t leave it there. He makes a risky call from a dead vatos cell phone to the head of the CJNG cartel. The call starts a conflict that his antagonist Joseph Lehan, the CEO of Sarnev International, would never see coming.Thousands of miles away, during Orr''s time in Questa, Joseph Lehan gives a command to the head of his Moscow division while he is attending a meeting at Lehan''s Bermuda Estate. There are three men who escaped back to Moscow Lehan wants eliminated. Lehan''s division head is ordered to avenge the death of Lehan''s best friend and benefactor, Andre Sarnev.Unfortunately for Lehan, this order pushes him over a line that no one should ever cross. In that region of the world, you don''t disrespect the Solntsevskaya Brotherhood. A mistake that would cost him dearly.Between what Orr has set in motion and Lehan''s own vendetta, one of the world''s richest companies, Sarnev International, could soon be no more, but that is another story.

BlurbJason Orr had the perfect job to utilize his knowledge and skills as a former Army Special Ops officer and Secret Service agent for past presidents of the United States. His task, keep one of the world's wealthiest men, Andre Sarnev, safe during his global travels. Sarnev International had investments and offices worldwide, and Jason's past experience made him a great asset to the company and Andre's security. When Jason finally had time off to spread his father's ashes in the Kvichak River in Alaska, his private time was short-lived. He was summoned back to the main Bermuda estate. Through blackmail, his life was going to take another turn. He was about to be coerced into an illicit scheme that would tax his skills and put him in the most dangerous position he had ever encountered. Not only his life, but the lives of people he loved and cared about would be woven into this global scheme. Would they survive? Would he be able to protect them? He would have to draw on all his strengths and abilities to win the battles that lay ahead.