This could be our last chance... Time is running out to right this wrong. With Tristan gone, everything is out of place. My family is fractured. My freedom is in question. Our future has never been more perilous. The only way back together is to find the man who's set us on this path. The mastermind. The heartless architect of a plan so elaborate and diabolical, even Tristan couldn't look the other way. We've come too far to turn back now. We've lost too much to give up this fight. But in our quest for justice, Tristan's heart seems set on revenge. When it comes to a mission, he's always focused. Always ready. This is different. His thirst for Simon's demise threatens to cloud the instincts that have kept us alive all this time. And this could be our last chance...

There's no turning back... The second I spared Isabel's life, everything changed. I used to deal in death wishes. Now the instinct to protect her charts the course. Because every time I turn away from her, something turns me back. She's uncovered a side of me that I can no longer ignore. Doesn't change the fact that she doesn't belong in my world. Isabel's learning to hold her own, but nothing can prepare her for the life I'm being called back into. With a long road ahead of us, I won't make promises I can't keep. She can barely accept the dark deeds of my past—a bloody history spelled out in a ledger she's more preoccupied with than I'd like. When an old associate sets a dangerous plan in motion, I can't hide who I really am. And there's no turning back...

This carefully crafted ebook: "The Red Ledger" is formatted for your eReader with a functional and detailed table of contents.Henri Charlebois is a rich old man who was homeless, ill and destitute many years ago. He keeps a book that he calls the Red Ledger, where he has written names of all people he encountered during his life as a hobo. He has a plan to make his accounts balanced, and debts settled. All those who done him well, will be protected and secured, but those who done him wrong will live to regret it.Frank Lucius Packard (1877-1942) was a Canadian novelist best known for his Jimmie Dale mystery series. As a young man he worked as a civil engineer for the Canadian Pacific Railway. His experiences working on the railroad led to his writing a series of railroad stories and novels. Packard also wrote number of mystery novels, the most famous of which featured a character called Jimmie Dale, a wealthy playboy by day and a fearless crime fighter by night. Jimmie Dale...

She can't outrun him... Isabel should have died the night we met. She has a gift for looking danger in the eye and coming out unscathed. She narrowly escaped DC with her life, and now she's on the run again. I'm hardly her guardian angel, but I'm determined to keep her safe. More, I refuse to give her up. She's under my skin, sparking more than a few latent memories. She's made me feel again. Showed me I'm human in ways I never knew possible. I'll find my way back to her, even if that means contending with the organization that has promised to keep her hidden. Except they have a different way of doing business than I'm accustomed to. Now I have to decide who I really am. Man or mercenary.

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Tomorrow isn't promised... I've seen death. I've watched my place in the world fall away. Every day, the life I've chosen with Tristan changes shape. It's not the life I wanted for us, but it's ours. I accept this, as unready as I sometimes feel to face the dark side of humanity he knows too well. Now the person who's responsible for putting us on this path has slipped from our grasp. Our grand plans to free Tristan from the life of a mercenary are unraveling. Friends are looking more like foes, and the truth we've been searching for is uglier than we could have ever imagined. Every tomorrow brings a new fight I pray we can win. But what if tomorrow is something I've taken for granted all this time? What if we've met our match? What if tomorrow never comes?