Micheal Maxwell

Helix of Cole Micheal Maxwell

Peace, Love and a Dirty Bomb

When a string of terrorist bombings threaten to destroy San Francisco, investigative journalist Cole Sage can't help but feel slightly responsible for it. Little did he know the impact an old article he wrote could have in the wrong hands. Eco-terrorist Jason Reed is on a drug fueled mission to show Cole Sage the sixties aren't over. From Wrigley Field to the Golden Gate, Reed lays waste to young and old alike in a series of devastating bombings.

But things are only going to get worse. Now armed with a dirty bomb, Jason Reed gives Cole an open challenge, bringing the journalist and terrorist face to face in what could be the last interview for both. The search for Jason Reed takes Cole from Washington DC to San Quentin. He meets the President, gets a phone call from Charles Manson, and might just get a chance at love when he meets a beautiful FBI agent.

If you like LEE CHILD, DAVID BALDACCI, and JOHN SANDFORD, Micheal Maxwell could be your next favorite author.

The Cole Sage series departs from the usual, heavily sexual, profanity-laced norm and gives readers character-driven stories, with twists, turns, page-turning plot lines, and a lot of heart. The series has captured the imagination of readers worldwide.

"Read this book! You won't be disappointed if you are a fan of suspense, action, and good writing (not to mention excellent proof reading - yea!). I am certainly going to read more of the Cole Sage series and try out other works by Micheal Maxwell" - Hocl44

"For readers who enjoy a book which is hard to put down, perfectly believable and doesn't telegraph its conclusion, I heartily recommend the Cole Sage series by Micheal Maxwell. Just be warned - they are addictive" - Paul Barwick

"Maxwell is a super writer and a great talent and anything he writes should be read by avid readers of solid composition. Worth much much more than the price charged on Amazon" - Larry from Idaho

"This story is relevant, plausible and edgy without being absurd. I also appreciate how Cole deals with his faith beliefs while having his challenges. Thank you for adding that element, Mr. Maxwell!" - Michael Ray

"Beware! This story will grab you early and not let go, despite having no four letter words or steamy sex. An interesting portrayal of FBI techniques, and their interaction with the Press, during a time of unimaginable danger. Some moments of tenderness serve to relieve the high stress of the story" - R. Garrison