SOUTHERN NOIR STRIKES AGAIN! The manhunt continues for twins, Daniel and Drew Wright. Murder and violence inspired by true Texas crimes surround the brothers as they flee the deep east TX Piney Woods. Framed by Daniel for a murder he didn't commit, Drew decides to end the chase by diving into the crashing Gulf waves in the coastal town of Galveston, but is his instinct for survival stronger? Daniel, on the run for charges in three counties, after terrorizing U.T. students on campus in Austin, finds himself in a face-off with Billy Wayne, who managed to get off death row with a second chance on appeal. But in the end, it boils down to brother against brother. Only one will live to tell about their last meeting. Is Drew's son merely a pawn for Daniel's revenge? Can Detective Jeff Walker untangle the web of crimes the brothers created? WHO SAID BLOOD IS THICKER THAN WATER. Georgia B. Kimmey knows criminals and knows east Texas!This fast-paced thriller not only accurately portrays the dark life behind the Pine Curtain but weaves a compelling plot that makes it impossible to set down. Start to finish - buckle in, it's a wild ride! Sean Hightower , award winning Texas "Super Lawyer" The Drew Wright series captures life on the run for criminals in east Texas, and the moral struggles of someone born into that lifestyle. As a substance abuse counselor with many years of sobriety under my belt, I can say it's not easy. Georgia B. Kimmey has created an action-packed story with characters who find themselves in impossible situations where the best solution is often the lesser of two evils. They are forced to choose - typically oblivious to the consequences. April Harvey, LCDC Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council of Deep East Texas Georgia B. Kimmey is a criminal lawyer who has been working in Texas felony courts for the past twenty years - on criminal defense and for Child Protective Services. She also works part-time for the 159th District Court coordinating a specialty court program for criminals on probation who are also drug addicts, called "Drug Court." She currently resides in the east Texas Piney Woods where she continues to practice law.