Download this FREE thriller starring a female crime fighter in the best vigilante justice mystery series! Escape with a multiracial female investigator to the dark side of Hawaii paradise and enter a world of colorful characters and riveting mystery/thriller novels that you'll never want to leave.

"Neal's writing is persistently riveting... Masterly." ~Kirkus Reviews

✅ If Jack Reacher and Lisbeth Salander had a black/Thai love child, she would be SOPHIE.

✅ Domestic abuse survivor, MMA fighter, brilliant hacker, chronic depressive, Sophie is a complicated woman

✅ Brilliant, sexy cyber vigilante plays mind and crime games with Sophie. Is he friend, foe, or…?

✅ Big, bad, rude, loud ex-Special Forces partner Jake Dunn gets in Sophie’s space—and under her skin

✅ Sophie goes off the grid and takes a new identity—but her best friend Agent Marcella Scott is always there for her

✅ Sophie’s yellow lab Ginger is the only companion in her bed—for now.

***Award Finalist in Thriller/Adventure, Best Book Awards***

‘Wired in’ to her computers, tech agent Sophie Ang has been content in her clean, cool tech lab, where she chases criminals online, continuing a dance in the dark with the enigmatic vigilante known as the Ghost. Tumultuous changes eject her from her FBI agency cocoon to the front lines, where she finds herself in partnership with a brilliant, overbearing, larger-than-life ex-Special Forces operative, Jake Dunn.

The two climb walls, dodge bullets, free captive children and dig up bodies for a case that might cost her life—and has already taken her badge.

"Neal's writing is persistently riveting... Masterly." ~Kirkus Reviews

Wired Rogue is a full-length standalone thriller novel that you can read by itself or as part of the larger Paradise Crime World in which Sophie is an ongoing Black/Thai heroine who metes out justice for those who need it most. "One of the best crime thrillers I've read! I never wanted to leave the Paradise Crime World. Thank goodness there are so many books in this series!" ~Reviewer

T. W. Neal