Lenny Saxon
HE HAS A SPECIAL SKILL
HE FINDS PEOPLE
AVAILABLE NOW
The third book in the Lenny Saxon series, A Norwegian Affair, is now available in paperback and Kindle, distributed worldwide. Lenny Saxon is back, and this time, he's treading the trails of Norway. Known for finding people, Saxon faces his toughest challenge yet when he's tasked with locating a girl who has no intention of being found. With his seasoned team reassembled, they dive deep into the shadows of Norway's past and present, unravelling a sinister plot by a splinter group of the Knights Templar. Led by a notorious terrorist, this group is resurrecting the dreaded Lebensborn Project, a chilling Nazi initiative from World War II. As the clock ticks and the stakes rise, Saxon must navigate treacherous secrets and ruthless enemies in a race to thwart a dark legacy from rewriting history and at the same time, find the girl who doesn't want to be found.
The Saxon books are with a major London Studio, an Amazon Prime series in early production stages.
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Death on the Haute Route
A Dangerous Way
During his last few years in the Royal Marines, Lenny Saxon was based in England, finding former colleagues who for one reason or another disappeared off the radar. That is his speciality... he finds people.
Now retired and enjoying a cycle trip in Europe, he gets a call from his old Sergeant Major.
Someone else has gone missing, in the Swiss Alps. But this disappearance is a little different. As Saxon digs deeper he uncovers some worrying statistics, a pattern that suggests there may be someone targeting lone hikers.
But he has his work cut out, the police department in Zermatt are being obstructive, he suspects a cover up on an unimaginable scale.
Saxon will not give up easily despite the hurdles placed in his way.
The clues are there, but they are buried in the snow, 3,000 metres up, on some of the highest mountains in Europe.
In his last few years in the Royal Marines, Saxon was based in the UK, finding former colleagues who for one reason or another disappeared off the radar.
That’s his speciality – he finds people.
Sax is off on his travels once more, on the Camino de Santiago in northern Spain, a long-distance pilgrim's footpath known as The Way of St James.
He has a chance meeting with an Irish girl and a priest in the Basque Country, in the foothills of the Pyrenees and within a few days the girl has been reported missing.
Saxon enlists the help of his old Bootneck mate, Dave Valentine and they discover a link to a Nigerian sex trafficking gang, who the Spanish Guardia busted wide open just a few years prior.
Is it possible that some of the gang escaped justice and are now operational again?