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Station Island
Paperback
Publisher Price: $14.99
Publisher: Barrister Harbor Press
Published: Apr 11 2026
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.54 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
IN A TOWN BUILT ON LOYALTY,
THE TRUTH IS THE MOST DANGEROUS THING OF ALL.
On Station Island, the line between protector and predator has been quietly erased.
Annie O'Shaughnessy Sadowski never meant to uncover a criminal empire.
A horse ride down a familiar road.
A dock that did not feel right.
A police chief who was somewhere he should not have been.
What begins as a flicker of unease spirals into a web of corruption: drug trafficking, stolen authority, and betrayal by the very men sworn to uphold the law.
What Annie witnesses collides with a dangerous investigation led by her husband, Lieutenant Michael Sadowski, and the stakes become devastatingly personal. But their bond is not a weakness; it is their greatest strength. Together they stand as one against the darkness closing in.
With the island on edge and danger tightening its grip, Michael is forced to call in every resource, local deputies, county investigators, federal support, anything that might stop the rot spreading through the badge.
To protect the woman he loves, Michael may have to expose the very men he once called brothers.
Because Station Island is about to confront a chilling truth:
The greatest threat was never coming from outside the community...
It was wearing a badge.
Set against Southern roots, lawmen bound by brotherhood, and an unshakable family bond, Station Island is a gripping psychological crime thriller of courage, betrayal, and the kind of love that empowers unity in the face of fire.
Because in a small town, secrets do not stay buried...
And justice always demands a witness.
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