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Blood pooled at Hannah's feet. Phinn was dead. She'd wanted a year away from the long hours and thankless assignments in that windowless lab-a place she could unplug and think. Providing medical care in the remote Amazon unexpectedly becomes the most meaningful work of her life. But when brutal gunmen overtake the campsite and murder their guide, the lives of her, Alisha, and Dan take a frightening turn. The three physicians are forced deep into the forest, where they quickly discover the horrifying purpose of their kidnapping. And no amount of ransom will ever set them free. Stateside, a weary Thomas Kendrick stares into another pint of suds before an urgent call pulls him from the pub. He must lead an unlikely team into the dangerous South American jungle for an impossible rescue. The treacherous hunt drives Kendrick's crew inside the forbidden rainforest and savagely guarded cartel country. They fast become entangled in a secret smuggling route-one under the control of ruthless madmen. It will take everything to find the missing doctors, but the cost to bring them home will be deadly. Blood Stone Mountain is a fiercely paced, intelligent thriller, plunging readers into an underworld of vicious greed and chilling desperation.

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Jack J. Wyatt has such an engaging writing style, you forget you're reading altogether! - Atlantis Review Jack J. Wyatt is a writer's writer. The story is so unique, and the characters are disturbingly real, but the technique is mesmerizing. The pages turn themselves. - Pastel This isn't regurgitated storytelling. Jack J. Wyatt has the makings of a truly excellent author. - Chastain Independent

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Jack J. Wyatt grew up in the state's Central Coast. He attended CSU Northridge and Rutgers University, and holds degrees in Computer Engineering and Business Management. Wyatt now makes home on Florida's eastern shores. An exceptional storyteller with a unique voice, his action-adventure thrillers immerse readers into the lives of his characters with mystery, unique plots, and colorful prose. But it's the unusual research that put Wyatt's tales into a distinct class by themselves. His primary influences include David Baldacci, Andy Weir, Harlan Coben, Joseph Wambaugh, Michael Crichton, Dean Koontz, Sue Grafton, Stephen King, and Nelson Demille.

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