Joggernaut

Secret Service agent Eric Geiger takes a bullet in the line of duty. Tragedy piles on when Eric abruptly loses his father. Career change is meant to jumpstart his life, but he should be careful what he wishes for. In "JOGGERNAUT," the new novel from Jeffrey McGraw, author of the Ross Malone thrillers, Eric Geiger goes from the frying pan into the fire. A murdered teenager stuffed into the trunk of her car for his first case, an abusive husband with secrets of his own beyond a straying wife and a police chief that ranks private eyes lower than used car salesmen all kick him when he is down. Suddenly, his best friend calls for help and Eric dashes off to tilt windmills. Once more, life sucker punches him. This time, Eric Geiger strikes back. He returns to find out who murdered the pert blonde high school girl with the cheerleader good looks and MENSA IQ. The secrets of the abusive husband spill out during a violent confrontation. Eric uncovers the killer of the girl.

Before Eric can catch his breath, "JOGGERNAUT" embroils him in one last battle. A battle which will either write historic headlines or his obituary.