Killing Godiva's Horse

Killing Godiva's HorseWhy would a congressman attacking Park Ranger Jack Chastain compare his own cause to that of Lady Godiva? Honorable the congressman is not, and his motives leave Chastain with little choice but to go after the horse he rode in on. When Ranger Jack Chastain is drawn into battle by a man trying to start a western lands rebellion, the agency hides him in Kenya until the storm passes and to finish the research of a scientist killed by rhino poachers.

Why would a congressman attacking Park Ranger Jack Chastain compare his own cause to that of Lady Godiva? Honorable the congressman is not, and his motives leave Chastain with little choice but to go after the horse he rode in on.  

When Ranger Jack Chastain is drawn into battle by a man trying to start a western lands rebellion, the agency hides him in Kenya until the storm passes and to finish the research of a scientist killed by rhino poachers. While there, he hears something shocking, a campfire revelation that pitches Jack into a dangerous investigation of a ruthless rhino horn buyer.

But Jack's life in New Mexico comes unraveled, forcing him home, and—inadvertently—onto a raft on an angry river, trapped between warring politicos. One man's pain can be another man's game. If the game is being played to hide secrets, the truth can be hard to find.

An action and adventure mystery sitting at the crossroads of international and wild-country thrillers, the likes of Dan Brown, Steve Berry, and C.J. Box. A great gift for lovers of national parks and action-packed mysteries. Buy now and enter the world Ranger Jack Chastain fights to protect.

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“Ranger Jack Chastain is an intriguing and welcome series protagonist. Truly refreshing, this novel has plots that contain western lands rebellion, Kenya, rhino horn poachers, and life in New Mexico. Mitchell has taken a big, international, action-packed plot and it works.”  –Roundup Magazine, Western Writers of America

“Rhinos, wild horses, politics—and dead bodies—set a  frenetic pace, from DC to Kenya. Do you like books that hit the ground running and pull you in with multiple plotlines that converge in a heart-thumping climax? Then Killing Godiva’s Horse is right up your wheelhouse.” –Colorado Sun.