Name: The Loose End (The Ray Mercer Thrillers)
SKU: 68920592
Price: 44.04 NZD
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Author: Crockett, TJ
ISBN: 9798189655210

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The Loose End (The Ray Mercer Thrillers)

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Independently published

Author

Crockett, TJ

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9798189655210

The Loose End (The Ray Mercer Thrillers)

Crockett, Tj (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

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Synopsis "The Loose End (The Ray Mercer Thrillers)"

He witnessed the crime. He told no one. They came for him anyway. Ray Mercer gave the FBI twenty-two years. Now he's fifty-four, retired, and surveying warehouses for an insurance company — until a late-night coffee stop puts him at a fence line for eleven minutes, watching six men move cases in a rail yard. Ray does what no witness ever does. Nothing. No report. No call. He drives home and sleeps fine. It doesn't matter. Because someone powerful has a nineteen-year-old secret, and his method has never failed: he doesn't kill witnesses. He erases them first. Soon there's a pharmacy record Ray never filled. A wellness check at his daughter's door. Courteous men with real credentials asking careful questions — not to learn the answers, but to plant them. By the time Ray understands what's happening, he's a man with no bank account, no home, and a file that says he's unwell. They took his life apart with paperwork. They forgot he spent two decades learning how paperwork kills. On the run with an eighteen-year-old marked for the same erasure, Ray goes hunting through the one landscape his enemy can't burn: storage units, evidence rooms, pension records, and eleven cold cases closed too fast — armed with nothing but tradecraft, patience, and a bitten hand. A relentless cat-and-mouse thriller for readers of Michael Connelly, Gregg Hurwitz, and David Baldacci — where the deadliest man in the room never raises his voice, and justice arrives by mail.