HAM Action Thrillers

Books 4-6 Box Set

Books 4-6 in the HAM Thrillers are now bundled together. Download this box set and settle in for a binge read filled with action, adventure, and suspense.

HOME:
Never did I imagine her triggering the self-destruct.

The last resort: wipe it all away. Forty years in the making, reduced to rubble. Charred debris flung outward in a wide arc. A dark smudge of black and gray against a pristine white background.

APPLESAUCE. One word. Ten letters. All capitals.

The safe word drilled into Ham at the Idaho refuge. It meant danger had found them. She never heard it used—until it arrives in a late-night text from an unknown number.

She needed to get to Idaho. Now.

Minutes off her latest assignment, Ham races north and finds the only home she’s ever known destroyed. The closest thing to family she has left is forced on the run.

A sprint more intense than anything she’s faced. A race to find her surrogate relations and keep them safe while unraveling forces that go back decades—with reach and resources far greater than she imagined…

GONE:
“It’s time for you to go be who you are, or the next time something happens, you won’t be any help to any of us.”

Two months ago, Ham’s family was attacked. She did whatever was necessary to protect them. The threat is gone. So is the only home she—and the girls who live there—have ever known.

Forced across state lines, they’ve been slowly rebuilding. Ham has kept her restlessness at arm’s length. Then her handler reaches out. He wouldn’t dare, except this case parallels something they both witnessed in the military.

Seven hundred miles away, an annihilation: three sites, one night, three generations of an agricultural dynasty wiped from the earth.

The attack upends a small Oregon community and pulls Ham into a partnership with local law enforcement, from western towns to Portland. A search that becomes a hunt—and lets the nature she’s bottled for months rise back to the surface…

DEAL:
“Hey, it’s me. Talia. I know it has been a while, and I have no idea where you are, but you always said…6457 Chatwood Drive, Riverside. There’s a little boy there named Trey. It’s too late for me but, please, get there. Keep him safe. I’ll never forgive myself if anything happens to him.”

Minutes after a job outside Los Angeles, Ham gets an urgent request. A voicemail from Talia Reinke, a journalist once embedded with their unit in Afghanistan. In the years since, Talia built a reputation rattling cages. That search for the truth has now claimed her life.

Ham arrives to a massacre already underway. She dives into the firefight, extracts the boy, and gets them both out.

It is the first of many skirmishes across Southern California as Ham and her colleagues hunt who killed their friend and keep Trey safe. They scour more than a decade of Talia’s work—articles targeting shipping magnates, politicians, energy providers, zoning commissioners.

People used to buying their way out of consequences.

A lack of accountability Ham will not abide for a moment longer.

“I’m Ham, so you don’t have to be.”