Time to Die
In a web of lies and shifting allegiances, who can be trusted—and who will pay the price?
Bogdan Novac organized and executed the systematic abduction, torture and murder of over two hundred Serbian women and children, triggering a mass exodus of Serbs from the city. What was left behind by them, in their panic, Bogdan appropriated and made himself rich.
But Novac never was brought to justice. In the aftermath of a war where the Serbians were found guilty of mass atrocities, there was little stomach to go after Croations for crimes against Serbs. Instead, Bogdan was rewarded with the rank of colonel in the police and the army and from there he invested his stolen wealth in arms which he sold into the Middle East.
Now, at sixty-five, Novac has retired to a luxurious home in Norway, where he plans to live out the rest of his life as a consultant on the board of several international security firms.
Except that Cobra have tracked him down and sent Harry Bauer to deliver justice where the ICJ had failed. But what Harry finds is a Croat hero who asserts his innocence, a beautiful CIA officer who backs up his claim, the shadowy Joseph Smith who want Novac dead and the exquisite compulsive liar, Tatiana Rusova with a hundred stories of her own.
Who is Harry to believe...?
Like Mitch Rapp, James Reece, or Jack Reacher? You'll love Harry Bauer! Perfect for fans of revenge thrillers and badass hero's who don't play by the rules!
Readers also enjoyed
Blake Banner
Raised by well-meaning Marxist parents and educated at home, I spent more time memorizing the parts of a gun and studying martial arts than learning the Greek alphabet. By sixteen I was breaking in wild horses, and occasionally breaking a few bones of my own.
The years that followed involved travel, risk, and stories worth telling. Dyslexia made writing a challenge, which only made me more determined to master it. Reading was never the problem, writing was.
Stone, Dehan, Bauer, Walker, Rogue, and Mason were born from my lifelong love of noir. While I was supposed to be reading Marx, I was devouring Chandler, Hammett, and Spillane. Marlowe, Hammer, the Continental Op — they were my real teachers.
Harry Bauer
Harry Bauer consists of twenty-five books and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
