He buried his lethal past. They dug it up.
After a brutal assault leaves his girlfriend shattered in a seedy motel, Midas McKnight faces an impossible choice: let the men who destroyed her walk free, or become the weapon he swore he'd never unleash again.
Years ago, he was The Snow Leopard-an elite operative who ran black ops missions governments couldn't acknowledge. He walked away from that life and tried to become someone better.
But some men don't get second chances. They get reckonings.
Now older, haunted, and facing enemies with unlimited resources-including former teammates who know exactly how he thinks-Midas must resurrect the skills that once made him untouchable. The problem? He's not the man he used to be. And the people hunting him are counting on it.
For readers who love the moral complexity of S.A. Cosby's Blacktop Wasteland, the cat-and-mouse tension of Thomas Perry's Vanishing Act, and the psychological depth of John le Carré's Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.
A Snow Leopard Named Midas is a character-driven thriller about the price of violence, the weight of conscience, and the brutal truth that some wars never end-even when the fighting stops.
