Jon Hill lives in Pennsylvania with his wife, children, and his dog (princess) Leia. He’s been on three cruises, which helped fuel the story for the first of the Jack and Stacey Green thrillers. He loves to read and write, preferably on stormy days, and spends too much time watching movies when he should be writing. He is an avid football fan and misses the days of pick-up tackle football and two-on-two sand volleyball. He still gets to play basketball on occasion, but he’s not too great at it. He works out and hates running, but since his wife is a runner, he finds himself trying to impress her by delivering race times slower than their elementary school daughters. But he can still beat them all in a sprint so at least there's that.
Head over to his website jonhillwrites.com for a free novella - which happens to be the ultimate beach read!
Jon Hill lives in Pennsylvania with his wife, children, and his dog (princess) Leia. He’s been on three cruises, which helped fuel the story for the first of the Jack and Stacey Green thrillers. He loves to read and write, preferably on stormy days, and spends too much time watching movies when he should be writing. He is an avid football fan and misses the days of pick-up tackle football and two-on-two sand volleyball. He still gets to play...
An old adversary. An intimate secret. And a conspiracy that could end the world.
Jack’s world is burning. A few years have gone by since the events that took place in the Appalachian Mountains, and still Fedyenka remains a ghost. At least until a coordinated assault on their new home sends the Green family on the run.
And a race against time through the heart of the wilderness.
Eight years after the events of Man In The Water, Jack takes Joseph on a camping trip for some much needed father/son time. But when he wakes up to find Joseph missing from their tent, everything he thinks he knows about the past is...
An attempted murder. A missing spouse. And an international conspiracy that could change the world.
Jack Green has always been skeptical of so-called facts. Though he’s forced to confront the reality about his wife’s recent cancer diagnosis, he puts his own needs aside to make the best of what may be their last...
