[Pike Logan 13.50] • Exit Fee · A Pike Logan Novella

“Taylor is one of today’s premiere authors writing about the world of special ops.”

— *Associated Press*

Former Special Forces officer Brad Taylor’s thrilling new novella sets Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill against a Serbian gang that makes the mistake of kidnapping someone they both hold dear.

Pike Logan and Jennifer Cahill are no strangers to international conflict, but this time they’re facing a threat much closer to home. Amena, the young Syrian refugee they have taken into their care, is having trouble settling into her new life in South Carolina. As they all struggle to figure out the bounds of their new life, a fight with Pike sends Amena running to the streets of Charleston, where she befriends a girl and her Serbian guardian who may not be as harmless as they seem.

Pike, wild with worry over Amena’s disappearance, makes it his mission to bring her home safely, but she is in much more danger than they realize. To make matters worse, classified nuclear information may also be on the line. While Pike is on the warpath, Amena learns of the Serbian’s true nature and the terrible ‘exit fee’ he exacts from girls who don’t play by his rules.

Now it’s up to Pike to find her— but the risk will be much higher than he imagines.

Includes an excerpt from Brad Taylor's upcoming Pike Logan thriller, Hunter Killer.

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Review

"Taylor is one of today's premiere authors writing about the world of special ops." --"Associated Press, praise for the author"

About the Author

Brad Taylor is the author of All Necessary Force and One Rough Man. Before becoming a writer, Taylor served more than twenty-one years in the United States Army, retiring as a Special Forces lieutenant colonel. He has conducted operations in support of United States national interests in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other classified locations. Taylor is a graduate of the University of Texas and holds a MS in defense analysis from the Naval Postgraduate School. When not writing, he serves as a security consultant on asymmetric threats for various agencies. He lives in Charleston, South Carolina, with his wife and two daughters.