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A former U.S. Marshal, haunted by his own daughter's disappearance, investigates a child abduction which becomes a terrifying international chase in a standalone from Douglas Corleone
Former U.S. Marshal Simon Fisk works as a private contractor, tracking down and recovering children who were kidnapped by their own estranged parents. He only has one rule: he won’t touch stranger abduction cases. He’s still haunted by the disappearance of his own daughter when she was just a child, still unsolved, and stranger kidnappings hit too close to home.
Until, that is, six-year-old Lindsay Sorkin disappears from her parents’ hotel room in Paris, and the French police deliver Simon an ultimatum: he can spend years in a French jail, or he can take the case and recover the missing girl. Simon sets out in pursuit of Lindsay and the truth behind her disappearance. But Lindsay’s captors did not leave an easy trail, and following it will take Simon across the continent, through the ritziest nightclubs and the seediest back alleys, into a terrifying world of international intrigue and dark corners of his past he’d rather leave well alone.
Douglas Corleone introduces a vivid, compelling new character in Good as Gone, his first standalone thriller.
A former U.S. Marshal, haunted by his own daughter's disappearance, investigates a child abduction which becomes a terrifying international chase in a standalone from Douglas Corleone
A former U.S. Marshal, haunted by his own daughter's disappearance, investigates a child abduction which becomes a terrifying international chase in a standalone from Douglas Corleone
Former U.S. Marshal Simon Fisk works as a private contractor, tracking down and recovering children who were kidnapped by their own estranged parents. He only has one rule: he won’t touch stranger abduction cases. He’s still haunted by the disappearance of his own daughter when she was just a child, still unsolved, and stranger kidnappings hit too close to home.
Until, that is, six-year-old Lindsay Sorkin disappears from her parents’ hotel room in Paris, and the French police deliver Simon an ultimatum: he can spend years in a French jail, or he can take the case and recover the missing girl. Simon sets out in pursuit of Lindsay and the truth behind her disappearance. But Lindsay’s captors did not leave an easy trail, and following it will take Simon across the continent, through the ritziest nightclubs and the seediest back alleys, into a terrifying world of international intrigue and dark corners of his past he’d rather leave well alone.
Douglas Corleone introduces a vivid, compelling new character in Good as Gone, his first standalone thriller.
A Note From the Publisher
DOUGLAS CORLEONE is a former New York City defense attorney and winner of the MB/MWA First Crime Novel Competition. He now lives in Kapolei, Hawaii with his wife and two children.
DOUGLAS CORLEONE is a former New York City defense attorney and winner of the MB/MWA First Crime Novel Competition. He now lives in Kapolei, Hawaii with his wife and two children.
Advance Praise
“Good as Gone goes from zero to 60 in under six seconds and never lets
off the gas! If you like your thrillers filled with nonstop action in a race
against time through Europe's underbelly, hop in and take a
ride.” —ANDREW GROSS
“Good as Gone delivers a
lightning-fast pace, surprising and heartfelt twists, and action
aplenty.” —JEFF ABBOTT
“Good as Gone is
everything I want in a thriller—an ingenious plot, breathless pace, and one of
the coolest new heroes to come along in years. My only question is, when can I
read the next Simon Fisk thriller?” —DAVID
ELLIS
“Good as Gone is the can't-put-it-down thriller of
the year that propels Douglas Corleone into Lee Child territory. Yeah, it's that
good.” —JASON STARR
“Good as Gone is as good
as it gets. Simon Fisk is a fascinating character, and Doug Corleone has
crafted one hell of a thriller. It is a pleasure to recommend this nonstop
novel to my readers.” —MICHAEL PALMER
“A terrific
international thriller. I expected to be entertained when I picked up a novel by
Douglas Corleone and was rewarded handsomely. Highly
recommended.” —JAMES GRIPPANDO
“Good as Gone goes from zero to 60 in under six seconds and never lets off the gas! If you like your thrillers filled with nonstop action in a race against time through Europe's underbelly, hop in...
“Good as Gone goes from zero to 60 in under six seconds and never lets
off the gas! If you like your thrillers filled with nonstop action in a race
against time through Europe's underbelly, hop in and take a
ride.” —ANDREW GROSS
“Good as Gone delivers a
lightning-fast pace, surprising and heartfelt twists, and action
aplenty.” —JEFF ABBOTT
“Good as Gone is
everything I want in a thriller—an ingenious plot, breathless pace, and one of
the coolest new heroes to come along in years. My only question is, when can I
read the next Simon Fisk thriller?” —DAVID
ELLIS
“Good as Gone is the can't-put-it-down thriller of
the year that propels Douglas Corleone into Lee Child territory. Yeah, it's that
good.” —JASON STARR
“Good as Gone is as good
as it gets. Simon Fisk is a fascinating character, and Doug Corleone has
crafted one hell of a thriller. It is a pleasure to recommend this nonstop
novel to my readers.” —MICHAEL PALMER
“A terrific
international thriller. I expected to be entertained when I picked up a novel by
Douglas Corleone and was rewarded handsomely. Highly
recommended.” —JAMES GRIPPANDO
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