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Also by Kyle Mills:

Fade In, August 2025
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Oath of Loyalty, May 2024
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Code Red, September 2023
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Lethal Agent, October 2019
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The Immortalists, December 2011
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Lords Of Corruption, April 2009
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Darkness Falls, March 2009
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The Second Horseman, May 2007
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Fade, May 2006
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Smoke Screen, October 2004
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Sphere Of Influence, September 2003
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Burn Factor, February 2002
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Free Fall, February 2001
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Storming Heaven, August 1998
Hardcover
Rising Phoenix, July 1998
Mass Market Paperback

RISING PHOENIX
By: Kyle Mills

The FBI called him a loose cannon. Now he?s their best weapon.

Mark Beamon #1
First Harper Paperbacks
July 1998
On Sale: July 1, 1998
Featuring: Mark Beamon; Laura Vilechi; John Hobart
517 pages
ISBN: 0061012491
EAN: 9780061012495
Mass Market Paperback
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Thriller Police Procedural

A deadly plague strikes America's cities. Hospital ERs are jammed, chaos reigns in the streets, people are dropping like flies. Someone has taken the war on drugs into their own hands and poisoned the narcotics supply. And the most chilling of all: the majority of Americans approve.

Summoned back to Washington by the director who exiled him, maverick FBI agent Mark Beamon is given the thankless task of discovering who's behind the full-page ads that have suddenly appeared in newspapers across the country, giving addicts a simple choice: Quit or die.

Teamed with a female field agent as icily analytical as he is intuitive, Beamon begins a desperate manhunt for the only mass murderer in history ever to win popular support. The race is on against the drug cartels, the Cosa Nostra, and the random violence on the streets as the poisoned drugs take their grim toll.

Agent Laura Vilechi wants to spread the net wide, across three continents, but Beamon's gut tells him to look closer to home. There is something eerily familiar about his ruthless adversary, reminding him of the coldest killer he ever encountered—not a criminal but a colleague in an interagency undercover operation. Could it be that this invisible enemy is the U.S. government itself?