Going Solo
Jack Solo is a poker playing, wisecracking Chief Inspector with the United States Marshals Service. He is contacted by Megan McGrady in Washington DC, where she is a teaching assistant in the art history department of George Washington University. She heard of a plot to steal four volumes of the Book of Kells from Trinity College in Ireland.
As Jack begins his inquiries, Megan is pushed in front of a blue-line train in Georgetown. Jack is recruited by Interpol to investigate her untimely death, leading him to Dr. Alexander Mikhailov—Megan’s boss. Alexander is a lot more involved than he’d like to let on. In fact, a Russian crime syndicate is blackmailing him to steal the Book of Kells, as Megan warned.
Jack is on the hunt to avenge Megan and save a priceless historical artifact. His travels take him to Ireland and eventually Costa Rica. He is able to recover the volume containing the Gospel of John, but the Gospel of Luke is still missing. Jack now faces a deadly showdown with a Russian mobster, and he’s willing to fight to the death to get that book back.
Solo Journey
Jack Solo is a poker playing, wisecracking Chief Inspector with the United States Marshals Service assigned to Interpol Washington, DC. While investigating a prison escape in Las Vegas, he is contacted by a friend, Svetlana Kovalenko asking him to find her sister, Kalyna who has gone missing from the University of Kiev.
Jack discovers that Kalyna has been lured into a human trafficking ring in Southeast Asia run by the Russian mafia and while searching for her uncovers a plot to steal the Emerald Buddha from the Royal Temple in Bangkok, Thailand. Jack vows that he will rescue Kalyna Kovalenko from the Russian thugs and recover the Emerald Buddha at any costs.
The question is will he succeed?