The Family Man — A.J. Rose

AJ Rose is back and in full effect! If you've ever read anything by AJ you'll be excited to know this book has that draw-you-in-and-hold-you-down effect we've all come to love in their stories. If AJ is new to you, strap in. This story takes you for the ride of your life! - Miski Harris, Author of Don't Ask, Don't TellThe Family Man is my first A.J. Rose book, and what an excellent choice it was! This was a fast-paced, clever, suspenseful crime novel, filled with compelling characters and a touch of romance to keep readers captivated.'— Reader Review Special Agent Jon Ice Man Anderson is the FBI's best, most relentless monster hunter. His unique talent is using a predator's darkness against them. Jon's opposite is Rookie Special Agent Tracey Smith, whose optimism and hope chases away shadows and exposes secrets.Together, they're the best combination to apprehend The Family Man, a sniper dealing terror and death to St. Louis residents through a high-powered rifle scope.They can't afford distractions, such as the emotions Tracey evokes in Jon—emotions he's not allowed himself to feel in years.Jon's not the only one compelled by Tracey….In a city on edgeThrough a sniper's deadly aimWith an Agent caught in the crosshairs The race into darkness to stop a predator has never been more intense.Because now, it's personal. The Family Man is the 107,000-word opening salvo of a gay romance/suspense series, The Mind Hacker, following a law enforcement/workplace pairing through a bisexual awakening all the way to their eventual happily-ever-after.Content warning: The Mind Hacker series contains themes of dark violence, including off-page sexual assault, homophobia, religious trauma, family neglect, child abuse related to conversion therapy, addiction themes, psychological manipulation, narcissism, and other disturbing themes. Reader discretion advised.Every word and cover of every book published by this author has been crafted by a human and always will be.