He’s accepted, partnered with Jordan and George, and the three begin door-to-door enquiries around where some of the girls lived, but the story hots up fast and what is revealed is grippingly horrific.ĭorothy May Mercer has a strong, well-grounded, hero in Mike McBride, and she uses him very effectively to grab and hold interest in the deceptively slow build-up to revelations about sex-trafficking and the ways gangs use to force their victims into prostitution, from which, of course, the girls make virtually nothing, overworked and living in misery, whilst the drug barons grow rich. Politics are not the thrill or the power-buzz of action that he expected so, bored, he volunteers to help Chief Donald English of the Fairfax police with an investigation into what is happening to teenage girls who mysteriously vanish. He is married to Juliette – Juli – who supported him on the campaign trail, and he misses her, his dog, and his colleagues at Carson City Police Department.

The Fairfax Fix features ex-cop Mike McBride, and the Dorothy May Mercer jumps into the story with a brief résumé about his life before he arrived in Washington D, C.

After many twists and turns, which keep you guessing right to the end, she makes the right choice.Reviewed by Sarah Stuart for Readers' Favorite Dan McIntyre, and the mysterious Sky Eastman. Meanwhile, Cynthia is carrying on the romantic part of the novel, caught in a triangle between two ardent admirers, Sgt. They are able to disrupt terrorist plots in the homeland and abroad, leading to a stunning, surprising and satisfactory ending. Thus, the two young computer geniuses, Tim and Garth, are able to intercept and sabotage cyber communications among terrorists anywhere in the world, from ISIS headquarters, and Iran's nuclear agency, to North Korea's Supreme Leader and more. His servers are hidden at sea, accessed by private satellite, powered by batteries so cool, advanced, and efficient they haven't been invented yet. Glenn has assembled equipment from all over the world, surpassing that of the FBI, CIA, and the US Air Force. Cynthia and her two young compatriots operate out of an amazing, self-contained, secret cyber war room, housed in her brother Glenn's Fairfax, Virginia P.I. In this current novel, Cynthia decides to take on the ISIS terrorists and their crony counterparts in a 21st century war waged online, for the most part, using the very latest high-tech equipment.

Fans of Mike McBride will remember Cynthia as Senator Mike's pseudo office receptionist while, behind the scenes, acting as his bodyguard and chief of security. Cynthia and Dan first met in in the Washington McBride Series: The Fairfax Fix.

The Fairfax Fix by Dorothy May Mercer