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Flash Drive is book 2 in the Peden Savage suspense series. A United States Senator from Georgia, a high ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee is assassinated on the steps of the Drug Enforcement Administration in Savannah, Georgia. The Federal Bureau of Investigation Special Agent Megan Moore is assigned to the case. She hires Peden Savage, her former FBI partner, and owner of Savage Investigative Consultant, to assist in the the murder investigation. The rapid pace of the case intensifies when a potential second assassination plot is uncovered. More horrifying is that the assassin is apparently using a weaponized drone possibly controlled by beta testers of a new video game downloaded to their test computers by flash drives. Flash Drive is a fast paced, dramatic, page turner, with great characters and compelling narrative.Backcover Text - Armand Vega, the outspoken U.S. Senator from Georgia, declares the War on Drugs a failure. He makes a special trip to the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Savannah office to let newly assigned agents know exactly where he stands. Within minutes of leaving the meeting, he is assassinated by a weaponized drone. A group of teens with IQs higher than most scientists perform beta testing on new video games from upstart gaming company, FlashGamz. The company’s newest game, Assassin - Best in the Business, is sure to be a hot seller. But the game is so realistic that one of the testers believes the program might be more than just a game.Peden Savage, owner of Savage Investigative Consultants, is hired to work with his former partner, FBI Special Agent Megan Moore to track down Vega’s killer. The pair seem to be one step behind the killer at every juncture. They then learn that Vega’s murder might not be the last. Unimaginable money and unbridled power are at the center of a twisted plot that leads all the way to the political elite in Washington.
