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A KIDNAPPING. BUT THE RANSOM ISN'T MONEY!

THE PROBLEM

Washington DC.

Thirty-six hours before the end of the Republican National Convention.

The husband of a vice presidential hopeful is kidnapped.  

But the ransom isn’t money!

It’s the candidate’s withdrawal from the upcoming election!

Only one man can solve the problem.

THE ADVANTAGE

Spec Wilder.

Wilder’s one advantage is something he invented while working at the DOD.

The Tracer.  

A ‘tracer’ is a clear plastic tab.  

Put that tab on anybody, then use the cell-phone-sized machine that created it to follow that person anywhere in the world.

Like a miraculous GPS.  

And only days ago, the DOD paid Wilder to put one of his tabs on the kidnapped husband!

THE ENEMY

Wilder’s enemy turns out to be an ex-DOD rival, Wayne Quayle, one of the most influential men in DC media.  

Raising the stakes even higher, Quayle’s men begin hostaging some of the people most dear to Wilder. 

THE CAR CHASE

Car chases, angry local cops, the betrayal of a close friend—every oncoming event seems bent on diverting Wilder from his goal.  

Just as the clock is about to run out, Wilder discovers how his quest, and the circumstances surrounding his girlfriend’s murder, all tie together.

Can Wilder

  • Rescue the future vice-president’s husband
  • Keep the media in the dark.
  • Find closure to the murder of his girlfriend.
  • And, beat the clock?

You’re about to find out in Tracer!

Image of the Tracer machine from Lewis Faulkner's novel "Tracer."
Image of a police chase scene from Lewis Faulkner's novel "Tracer."
Image of a yacht from Lewis Faulkner's novel "Tracer."

Take a fast ride down the same road where the car chase takes place in Tracer– the dead-man’s curve of Va. Beach, Virginia!

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Book Reviews

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Faulkner may soon be a famous literary name just like authors Tom Clancy and Raymond Chandler.

– Michelle C.

The Kentucky New Era

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When I started reading this book, I did not put it down. It catches one’s interest from page one. The characters were very real, and the story line had one staying on the edge. This is Lewis Faulkner’s best yet. I can’t wait for the next book!

– Billie V.

Morrisville, NC

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It was a good read, and I polished it off in one sitting.

– Damon Y.

Raleigh, NC