The Untouchable

A Pulse-Pounding, Suspense Thriller

They built it in secret. They ran it in the dark. Frank Kane burns it down in the open.

Elena Marsh was doing aid work in Chad when she photographed the wrong man. Forty-eight hours later she was hooded, airborne, and imprisoned on a decommissioned oil platform eighty miles off the Louisiana coast — a facility that officially doesn't exist.

Colonel Lyle Hargrove built it for the CIA. Then three years ago he stopped reporting to anyone and started selling what it produced to the highest bidder. Foreign intelligence services. Private contractors. Anyone who could pay and provide subjects for interrogation.

The White House wants Elena out and the platform erased before the story becomes public. There is no official channel for a mission like this.

They call Culper. Culper calls Frank Kane.

Frank has no agency support, no backup, and a hard strike window — Apache gunships will level the structure on schedule whether he's on it or not. Inside: twelve trained contractors, a woman who has every reason not to trust her own rescue, and a former war hero making an argument Frank Kane can almost believe.

Almost.

The eighth book in the Frank Kane Thrillers series.