Mountain Justice

Having grown tired of the danger and high stakes that come with working undercover in drug enforcement, GBI Special Agent Daniel Byrd is ready and intrigued when he is moved to the Gainesville office and immediately handed a simple case of lost money in a picturesque mountain county. Agent Byrd jumps right in, ready to deal with the cautious and clannish nature of countryfolk who see him as an outsider. However, as Byrd goes deeper into this case, he becomes more and more shocked at what he finds.

Corruption, fraud, drug abuse . . . and murder.

Now, it’s a race against the clock to get down to the bottom of this case, before the wrongdoers catch on, before the local power brokers can shut him down, before someone else gets killed. Inspired by true events, Mountain Justice is a thrilling crime novel about an agent willing to risk it all for a county in need of some justice.

Author Biography

Phillip W. Price is a North Georgia native. Price was sworn in as a Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) Agent in 1978, after serving with the Canton Police Department and the Georgia State Patrol. He served through the Miami Vice days and many special assignments, including the 1996 Olympic Games. In 2006, he retired as a Special Agent in Charge (SAC) with the GBI. Price is currently employed with a Sheriff’s Office in Georgia. He has served as a city police officer, a deputy sheriff, a state officer, and a special deputy US Marshal. Price is a forty-six-year veteran peace officer still living in North Georgia.