In Case of Death

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Men are dying mysteriously all over the world, but as Gabriel Celtic soon discovers…The killer lives in his own back yard!

Having started a new journey in life with his new-found daughter, Gabriel Celtic soon learns that the life of a private investigator is not always what it’s cracked up to be.
Arriving home late one night from a long and tiring trip hunting a bounty, Gabriel is confronted by a mysterious message from an old friend. The mystery expands the next day when he discovers that two women from his past want to hire him. Having once been in love with both, he is at first hesitant when they ask him to find the murderer of both of their husbands!

At the same time, a mysterious man suddenly shows up in Gabriel’s life. Known only as Preacher, Gabriel first has to decide if Preacher's fantastic tale is believable, and then convince his daughter Abby to bring the mysterious man in on their new investigation.

Together, the three of them delve into the mysterious circumstances surrounding the murdered husbands, only to find that they were only two of many that have met a similar fate.
Tracking the murderer becomes cumbersome as he hides in plain sight, his name hidden behind the gibberish of a mysterious book. When they finally do start getting close…he brings their world crashing down around them!

Set in southeast Indiana, In Case of Death weaves a global story of action and suspense that will leave you begging for more!

Check out this latest chapter in J.T. Lewis' The Adventures of Gabriel Celtic series! And check out the preview for the fourth title, The Book of Gabriel, as well as a perview of J.T. Lewis' newest series...The Artifact Hunter!

Move over Lucas Davenport, Gabriel Celtic is joining you! If you love John Sandford's Prey Series, you'll enjoy In Case of Death. A gritty depiction of a murderous heart, and action packed from the very first chapter…Don't miss this compelling thriller!”
Miss Summerland- five star review