
WINNER! BEST MYSTERY and BOOK OF THE YEAR (Authors on the Air) From ITW Thriller Award nominee and bestselling author Robert Gregory Browne, comes a gripping new suspense thriller that will keep you turning the pages! ALL HE WANTED WAS TIME ALONE On the anniversary of his wife's passing, Jefferson Shaw—ex-cop, retired Marine, and grieving widower—packed a duffle bag and climbed into his pickup truck to take the road trip they had been planning together before she died. BUT TROUBLE HAD OTHER IDEAS... Now, when engine trouble temporarily strands him in Rosewater, Texas, an impulsive act of chivalry toward a battered young woman lands Shaw in more hot water than he ever could have anticipated. Before he knows it, he's caught up in a decades old family drama, a senseless murder, and the search for a missing grandson that soon has him staring down the barrel of a malignant narcissist's gun. In the tradition of Eastwood, Kurosawa, King, and Child, a new hero has hit the road. PRAISE FOR THE WORK OF ROBERT GREGORY BROWNE "Browne's thrillers are lean, mean and thoroughly entertaining." ~New York Times bestselling author, Allison Brennan "Browne has a gift for creating other worlds so believable that one would swear they exist." ~New York Times bestselling author, Gayle Lynds "The twists and turns are like traveling switchbacks in the Rockies at 100 mph..." ~New York Times bestselling author, Cindy Gerard "The deeply satisfying story moves at a furious pace, packed with unexpected and original clues and plot twists." ~Publisher's Weekly (starred review for Whisper in the Dark) "This is a writer whose name will soon be a household word." ~Bookfinds
Author

Robert Gregory Browne is a bestselling author, Nicholl Fellow, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences Gold Alumnus, and a Thriller Award nominated member of the International Thriller Writers. He has written teleplays for Showtime, Saban, Marvel, and Fox Kids, and has published multiple novels under multiple names in multiple countries with St. Martin’s Press, Penguin Dutton, Signet, and Harlequin. His short stories have appeared in Lee Child’s Killer Year and Sandra Brown’s Love is Murder. His novel Kiss Her Goodbye was produced for television by CBS TV/Sony Pictures. His novel The Paradise Prophecy was optioned by Temple Hill Productions for ABC Television. He lives in California with his wife, cat, two dogs, and Jura coffee machine.