The Oxenburg Woman
Book 1 in the Living Heavy, Traveling Light series.

A hardened veteran of an obscure organization, reluctantly on vacation, drives into the Arizona desert foothills for a long-delayed celebration. Within the hour he's wounded and bleeding. A few miles away Suzanna Oxenburg plans an afternoon walk in the rain with her dog. A few weeks before, a million-dollar stallion vanished, the target of the perfect horse theft. Three seemingly unrelated events have converged in the Southwest, all earth-bound, untouched by technology, arising directly from human emotion and behavior. Thus begins a sea change in a powerful, principled man, secure in his dominion until he's flat on his back across the path of an equally uncompromising woman.

Twenty-first century life floats on a digital current, key to every aspect of our lives. Years of experience in data retrieval and manipulation have given the author an appreciation for the depth of the information ocean and complexity of its connections. No digital secret is safe, no funds are untraceable, few transgressions unrecorded; all vulnerable to those with resources and motivation to unearth them. Mercenary espionage is profitable because data in knowing hands can right wrongs, reverse fortune, and undermine the powerful. But there is an equally important and universal current in our lives; the perennial ebb and flow of raw human connection. Passion, integrity, fearlessness, and faith - when recognized and reflected - can pierce us, heal us and alter our world forever.

Written by Canadian author, VB Mann, this smart, fast-paced action-adventure features a cerebral alpha male, a fierce female lead, and a gripping romantic subplot. Perfect for fans of psychological thrillers and high-stakes suspense.