Heaven's Keep

About the book

Every husband and wife understands the importance of resolving their arguments before going to bed. Cork O'Connor, in particular, learns that it is equally crucial not to part ways in anger. When Jo O'Connor's charter plane crashes in the Wyoming mountains during an early winter storm, Cork deeply regrets their last heated exchange before she departed. Despite an extensive search effort, harsh weather conditions and rugged terrain make it impossible to find any trace of Jo.

Months later, still mourning Jo's loss, Cork is contacted by the pilot's widow, who informs him of an unlawful death suit against the pilot's estate. Allegations suggest that the pilot was intoxicated the night before the crash, casting doubt on his ability to operate the plane. However, evidence points to someone else being at the controls during the fatal flight.

Cork is soon entangled in a dangerous world of corruption that leads him to the isolated wilderness of Wyoming. His investigation brings him face-to-face with corrupt law enforcement and ruthless drug traffickers who exploit Indian lands near the US borders. Amidst the chaos and deceit, Cork holds onto hope that Jo may still be alive, hidden somewhere along his treacherous journey, perhaps even within the elusive sanctuary of Heaven's Keep.