Black Garnet
Paperback
ISBN13: 9781069287670
Publisher: Gj Sarson
Published: Oct 22 2025
Pages: 334
Weight: 0.85
Height: 0.75 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
When Murphy first takes the mission, it feels like just another cover job: fly in, follow orders, extract intel. But soon the rules shift. An unexpected trip to Mexico, Cartel Operations, Undercover deployment to a ghost ship rendezvous turns into a firefight. A container meant to carry narcotics reveals far darker cargo. And every encrypted message from his handlers carries the faint stink of betrayal.
Then the archives open files from the Fraser River seizure that were supposed to be buried forever. Inside those pages lies a name Murphy knows. A name that proves the conspiracy didn't start overseas. It started here, at home.
With Anya beside him, Murphy plunges deeper, chasing leads across borders, only to discover that the greatest enemy may not be the cartel or the smugglers. It may be the unseen hand of a shadow network operating with the blessing of governments themselves.
The question is no longer who's guilty. The question is: who isn't?
Black Garnet is the kind of thriller that lingers after the final page. It asks what happens when intelligence agencies designed to protect instead use secrecy as a weapon. It explores how far one man will go when the truth could cost him not just his life, but the safety of everyone he loves.
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