Lone Hunter

One billion dollars.
Two killers.
Three ways to die.

Do you love an air-tight climax - but crave a novel that keeps you gasping for more? Then snap on an oxygen mask and inhale the final book in this technothriller trilogy. Combining the best elements of PI mysteries, financial thriller series and noir novels, Lone Hunter concludes this gripping new crime trilogy.

A villain emerges from the collapse of the Soviet Union and threatens to destroy Finch, Eve and Sochi. And behind the scenes, a more sinister menace prepares to strike them all. The encrypted files should shield the billion dollar fortune at stake, but only if Finch can turn one killer against the other.... Unless Finch, Eve, and Sochi are murdered first. Lone Hunter brings the Finch Trilogy to a close.

Inspired by true events, these three books deliver a financial thriller series that combines the elements of noir novels and a riveting technothriller. Be sure to read the entire trilogy: Bone Maker, Stone Eater, Lone Hunter.

D.F. Bailey’s first novel, Fire Eyes, was a finalist for the W.H. Smith First Novel Award. A second novel, Healing the Dead, was translated into German as Todliche Ahnungen. This was followed by The Good Lie, another psychological thriller, now recorded as a talking book. A fourth novel, Exit from America, made its debut as an e-book in 2013. D.F. Bailey is currently working on a series of novels narrated from the point-of-view of a crime reporter in San Francisco. Following his birth in Montreal, D.F. Bailey’s family moved around North America from rural Ontario to New York City to McComb, Mississippi to Cape May, New Jersey. He finally ＂landed on his feet＂ on Vancouver Island -- where he lives next to the Salish Sea in the city of Victoria. For twenty-two years D.F. Bailey worked at the University of Victoria where he taught creative writing and journalism and coordinated the Professional Writing Cooperative Education Program -- which he co-founded. From time to time he also freelanced as a business writer and journalist. In the fall of 2010 he left the university so that he could turn ＂his pre-occupation with writing into a full-blown obsession.＂ For more information about D.F. Bailey’s books and his free newsletter, ＂Digital Words,＂ visit: www.dfbailey.com