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Fans of James Patterson and Michael Connelly will love C.M. Sutter!
Download this first book in the unputdownable Detective Jesse McCord Police Thriller Series now!

The ambush is in place, he takes aim, and shots ring out. Chicago is officially on notice, and a siege is underway on the city's men and women in blue.

Assigned to the task force investigating the shootings, Jesse McCord and twenty of Chicago's top-notch detectives work day and night to track down the sniper whose agenda is apparent—to kill as many police officers as possible.

Getting in front of the crazed assailant is the only way to stop him, but without a name, a face, or a witness to the shootings, the police department is chasing a ghost.

As a profile evolves, Jesse is struck by the realization that he and the sniper have much more in common than anyone could have known. It's the epiphany he needs to stop the shooter, and a dangerous game of cat and mouse begins.

Taking on the killer face-to-face, and single-handedly, is the only way Jesse can protect his colleagues and end the siege on his beloved Chicago—the city he calls home and always will.

The Detective Jesse McCord Police Thriller books are listed in chronological order below

#1 Sniper's Nest
#2 At Large
#3 Deadly Pursuit
#4 To Die For
#5 Booked for Murder
#6 End of the Line
#7 Deadly Deception
#8 Hard to Kill

Editorial Review

"Few criminals know how to terrorize a city quite like a sniper on the loose, and C. M. Sutter kicks off her new Detective Jesse McCord Police Thriller series with a sniper who's targeting Chicago's police and emergency services. The likable McCord, whom Sutter fans will recognize from an earlier book, is a particularly daring leader in the hunt for the killer, and the tension ramps up steadily as the book approaches its chilling conclusion." Angela M., Line Editor, Red Adept Editing

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The SniperMaxxthewonderdog

Definitely a page turner that keeps you reading to the end.55

Snipers Nest.GGRANNY.

I was a little surprised at who the culprit was in this story. Glad it developed as McCord realized the profile fit his new friend. Shame it was too late to save several officers and EMTs. Love this Authors writing.55

First reading by this authorEMT Storm

Good plot and I enjoyed reading but it seemed to get hurried starting at the garage scene. I will definitely read more of Sutters books.45

Doesn’t think, act or talk like a cop.dbear601

His relationship with his dog tells me he will be sleeping alone forever.15

Fittingmjsesso

Great read, couldn’t put it down55

A must readDirtydru79

Very entertaining and attention grabbing. I couldn’t stop reading it!45

Great ReadCuba Gutierrez

I read a lot of books, but I tend to stick it my favorite authors because I know what to expect; there are a lot of bad books out there. I’m glad I read this one, I truly enjoyed the writing style and the characters, the story wasn’t filled with tons of unnecessary filler, I will definitely continue reading books by this author; however, as a Chicago native, investigator for the state and a brother of a brown Police officer, I would have appreciate a few more brown folks in the story. We have many Latino and Black cops in Chicago, and I didn’t see a single Latino name. As a man of color who plans to continue to read these books, I would appreciate having my city and the many great men and women of color who serve it represented. That said, great read. Thanks.45

Kept me on alertsentra1

I felt like I was in the story. I am on to his next book.55

Needs an editor, at minimumNoMoreGuardians

I can handle changing POV, but not changing from first to third to first to third person voice multiple times for the same POV. I also felt the police procedures were random, with major logistical gaps.25