Detective Morgan Foster Vigilante Justice Books in Order

The Detective Morgan Foster Vigilante Justice series opens with a detective whose life has been blown apart. After her husband and her partner are murdered by a violent motorcycle gang, Morgan testifies and ends up in the witness protection program with her young son.

In West End Justice, she is hiding in a small town in West Virginia, working as a waitress and trying to stay invisible. When she discovers her employers shot dead in the walk in freezer at the truck stop where she works, the crime scene echoes the brutality she thought she left behind and the safety of her new identity shatters.

The killings bear the marks of the same gang that destroyed her old life, and there is a price on her head big enough to tempt anyone who learns who she really is. Morgan finds herself caught between federal marshals who want her to keep her head down and local officers who do not know they are standing next to a target.

Blister brings her back to Tampa after years in hiding, trying to rebuild a life in the city that holds most of her worst memories. A new friend begs for help when his granddaughter is found in a coma after an apparent suicide attempt, and Morgan is the only one who refuses to accept that the case is closed when more young people start dying.

Both books explore what it means to keep fighting when the institutions that promised protection cannot or will not do enough. Morgan carries trauma, fear of small spaces and a fierce loyalty to her son, and those traits drive every decision she makes as she edges closer to danger.

The tone is tense and personal, full of chases, close calls and confrontations with people who have nothing left to lose. Threaded through the action is an ongoing question of whether Morgan can ever stop looking over her shoulder or whether the past will always find a way to her new front door.