Moral Compass
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Best selling authors, Thomas Donahue and Criminologist Karen Donahue, bring the seventh in their popular Ryan—Hunter Mystery Thriller series.
A brilliant fireball flashes through the foggy darkness off the California coast. The flames reach skyward as Marin Ryan and John Hunter race toward the tragic accident. The once luxurious sailing yacht still smolders as Marin throws a kayak into the water and paddles over to the remnants in search of possible survivors. The Coast Guard arrives to a bubbling sea from the vessel headed for the bottom.
Homeland Security protocols are implemented, when it’s discovered that the boat belongs to a United States Senator. He’s missing. The FBI locate the Senator, but his wife and a friend have died. Questions remain for the Homeland Security task force. Was the Senator the intended victim? Is he still in danger?
The senator condemns terrorists for this attempt on his life. He knows the strong stance he takes will catapult him into the White House, and nothing will stop him.
While others are chasing down the terrorist angle, John Hunter finds other clues that suggest an alternative explanation. Who is correct?
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Karen Donahue’s love of the sea (boater, surfer) took her to the beautiful coast of Santa Barbara where she received her doctorate at the University of California. An expert in International law, she is a professor and chair of the Criminology Department of a Southern California university. Her research and lecturing have taken her to Europe and Africa. As a visiting researcher at the United Nations in Geneva, she has worked with the historical documents of monarchs, governments, and business leaders within their archives. Her experience as a criminology professor led her to a second career of writing mystery novels.
Thomas Donahue, through his roles as an analyst, consultant, and manager for an international corporation, has been involved in projects that took him to locations as diverse as research ships, prisons, military bases, steel foundries, and nuclear facilities. His career experiences and extensive world traveling, along with his love for the ocean (boater, diver, and surfer) have informed his writing.
