Robert Alex Bell

Pride's Puget Sound: a John Pride / Misty Jackson Novel Robert Alex Bell

John Pride is a forensic accounting investigator for the FBI and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He lives on a Puget Sound island west of Seattle enjoying the quiet life between cases. When he receives an unexpected phone call with unfortunate news it sends him packing his bag and flying to the mainland.

At the University of Washington someone has cut short some genetically modified organism experiments with an explosive bloodbath. John is the investigation's only hope as their best evidence is internet based--Pride's specialty.

His investigation takes him to Chicago, the Caribbean and back to his Puget Sound home. John Pride, almost retired but always up for adventure must stop those terrorists responsible--or else this could be his last case.

"Anyone who likes fast action, twisting plots, and exotic locales... cannot fail to be taken in from page one and kept turning the pages to see what happens next."

Patrick Taylor - New York Times bestselling author of the Irish Country Doctor series.

"In the midst of the hero's entertaining hunt for the culprit, we also get a glimpse into the moral dilemmas facing those who flirt with terrorism, and how the desire to change the world can lead to unforeseen and destructive consequences."

Jennifer Welsh - University of Oxford Professor

"Take notice Grisham and Turow... Financial crime has never been so exciting. Attention to detail is superb, and Pride is just the man we would hire...for an exciting case like this - deal me in for an adventure."

Bill T. - Senior Partner, International Law Firm