He won’t stop until he gets to the truth.
Twenty-two years ago they said it was a murder-suicide. They lied. It was just murder. They assassinated his parents as a warning, and now Detective Warren Danbury will stop at nothing to uncover who annihilated his family – and destroyed their reputation.
As young physician Matthew Paine assists his close friend Danbury to tenaciously reexamine these murders, evidence goes missing, memories can’t be trusted, and witnesses start turning up dead.
Paine and Danbury race against the clock to uncover the conspiracy that has not only survived for more than two decades, but grown in power and violence over time. The key to unlocking this deadly scheme and learning the truth about the murder of Danbury’s parents: Kenya.
Now past and present; truth and lies; survival and murder all collide in a deadly and action-packed climax that finally answers the two questions that have haunted Danbury for twenty-two years: Who murdered his parents and why?
Lee Clark’s Killer Convergence is the nail-biting unputdownable seventh book in the Matthew Paine Mystery series.
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Lee Clark is a coffeeholic and dark chocoholic who resides in North Carolina with spouse, two mostly grown children who are in and out, and a dwindled petting zoo of geriatric dogs and cats.
A North Carolina native, Clark is from Raleigh, with family roots in Virginia. Clark attended Campbell University, obtained a degree in journalism from East Carolina University, and then obtained a master’s in technical communication from North Carolina State University.
After working in the software technology industry for over twenty years, creating and building highly technical user information for software developers, Clark decided it was time to pursue a true passion: fiction writing.
Matthew Paine is a fictional character, though inspired by two very important men in the author’s life, brother Sean and son Will. Both will see characteristics of themselves in the character and identify with some of Matthew’s struggles.