The Mundane Work of Vengeance (Baer Creighton Book 2)
<p><i>You won’t put down </i><b>The Mundane Work of Vengeance</b><i> until long after you turn the last page.</i></p><br>Six days before Baer Creighton cut down a cabal of dogfighters with wood alcohol, a sixteen-year-old girl disappeared while walking home from school in Asheville, North Carolina. Witnesses later claimed they saw her in the back of a police car.<br><br>Twenty-five years before that, an illegal fireworks plant blew up in Benton Tennessee, killing eleven, and raining M100 firecrackers over half a county. A few days later, a thirteen-year-old boy learned his highest calling was murder.<br><br>The Mundane Work of Vengeance begins where My Brother’s Destroyer ends: Baer Creighton taking buckets of gold to Mae, dreaming of driving west.<br><br>But Baer has no idea the treachery, blood, and misery in store. At his lowest with no one to trust, he’ll have to decide whether to save a family who betrays him—or a kidnapped girl buried in a basement, a half state away.<br><br>If he can save anyone at all.