A Just Cause
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Product Details
Publisher: Two Oaks Press
Release Date: November 12, 2024
Formats: Hardcover, Paperback, Ebook
ISBN: HC: 978-1-7347500-6-5; PB: 978-1-7347500-7-2; EB: 978-1-7347500-8-9
Trim: 6 x 9
Page Count: 408
An FBI Yellowstone Adventure
Rhona Weaver
Special Agent Win Tyler’s quest for justice collides with a Mountie’s thirst for revenge in Rhona Weaver’s riveting third installment in her award-winning FBI Yellowstone Adventure series.
Loved by fans of John Grisham and perfect for readers of C.J. Box, Nevada Barr, and David Baldacci
Gunrunning and bison massacres are not what FBI Special Agent Win Tyler had in mind for his summer rafting vacation with his brothers and best friend. But when a federal agent and informant are murdered, the stage is set for a confrontation between the FBI and the killers, who are trafficking illegal guns to Canada. All the while, park rangers enlist Win in the pursuit of brazen wildlife poachers whose crimes have gripped the nation.
Win is forced to partner with Constable Alex Lindell, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer bent on revenge for the death of her confidential informant. But between Alex’s need for closure and Win’s attempts to juggle critical investigations, can Win stay the course on his path to redemption?
Set against the stunning landscapes of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, A Just Cause, the third installment in the award-winning FBI Yellowstone Adventure series, is a thrilling tale that pits deceit, danger, and betrayal against trust and the roots of human compassion.
About the Author
Rhona Weaver is a retired swamp and farmland appraiser who had a thirty-five-year career in agricultural real estate and founded a program for at-risk children in Arkansas. She is a graduate of the University of Arkansas, a Sunday school teacher, and an avid gardener. Growing up on a cattle farm in the Ozarks gave her a deep appreciation of the outdoors and wildlife. Her ideal vacation spot is a state or national park. Her novel draws on her love of the land and her deep admiration for the men and women in our law enforcement community who truly share a noble calling. Those park rangers, FBI agents, and other first responders are her heroes. Rhona’s husband, Bill Temple, is a retired Special Agent in Charge and Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI; he helped immeasurably with researching the books. Rhona and Bill live in Arkansas on a ridge with a view with two contented rescue cats. Her FBI Yellowstone Adventure series includes A Noble Calling and A Sacred Duty. A Just Cause is the latest installment in the series.
Visit the author’s website at www.rhonaweaver.com
Reviews for the FBI Yellowstone Adventure Series
“The characters are entrancing, and Weaver describes scenery like a poet, slipping the reader into the comfort of a Yellowstone cabin where one can almost feel the heat from the nearby hot springs or hear the pound of bison footfalls.” —Arkansas Democrat Gazette
“Loved it! Awesome book that flat-out rocks! It really honors park rangers, FBI agents . . . [shows them as] real people with real strengths and weaknesses. Great descriptions of the scenery and pure adventure! Can’t wait to see what happens next!” —Central District Ranger Kevin Moses, Shenandoah National Park
“Read the book in two days! Absolutely loved it, especially how it depicted the problems (and successes) between agencies and different groups within the FBI. Can’t wait for the next one!” —Diane O., FBI, retired
“A Noble Calling: Mysteries, mayhem, and the maturation of an FBI agent. Win [Tyler] remains determined to honor his sacred oath as an FBI agent, even at the cost of his own physical and emotional well-being.” —Philological Review
“A Sacred Duty matches its predecessor, A Noble Calling, in presenting a fast-paced narrative . . . a spellbinding series of mysterious occurrences, suspenseful developments, startling revelations, a first-rate mystery novel.” —Philological Review
“A Sacred Duty goes even beyond her initial success . . . A Sacred Duty reads like a John Grisham novel . . . this book kept me guessing. I’m already looking forward to the third installment.” —Arkansas Democrat Gazette