Dead Center

Truth Seekers, Book 5

Everyone has a secret....

When forensic photographer Ainsley Duncan’s brother is arrested for murder, she works hard to exonerate him through her contacts, but nothing clears his name until she happens upon a long-buried secret involving Grady Houston - the Veritas Center’s ballistics, firearms, and explosives expert. Grady’s worked hard to keep this secret buried for years and doesn’t want it coming out, so he balks at her request to help find the real killer and free her brother.

But not all secrets lead to murder.

But when someone takes a dead center shot at Ainsley, Grady has no choice but to expose his past and let the consequences fall where they may. Even if he loses the job he loves, and even if the woman who is capturing his heart wants nothing to do with him after she learns his secret. He won’t back down from helping Ainsley free her brother, and they find themselves in a race for their lives to solve the murder before the deadly killer strikes again.

©2020 Susan Sleeman (P)2025 Susan Sleeman

all the information she has to know!

I love all your books. you put GOD'S word so many times in you stories. I do like your homeland series the best. wish there was more if them espionage the most. I don't know how you can learn all those details for every book. great. Thank you so much

another great book

Every book is outstanding. Fill with intrigue, Villan stays concealed until the end. Murder, deceit and mystery

Another solid book

Susan Sleeman delivers another amazing story with the twists and turns you’d expect while also providing character connections so real and authentic you believe they are actually happening in front of you. Hugh five Susan, on to the next one in this series!

Loved the whole series

Loved it I couldn't put it down.i would recommend the whole seies to everyone. read it.

Hard to Listen To

I’ve enjoyed the previous books in this series, but this one was really difficult to get through. The emotions and reactions were kind of ridiculous and exaggerated and there were some story line errors (ie: explaining why test shooting in to water instead of gel, but then referencing gel in place of water) very confusing.