The shadowy corridors of power, where secrets are currency and loyalty is short-lived, and a beautiful woman named Kim Crane, filled with obsessive secrets, are about to intersect on a desolate beach with a grieving man named Jack Cash.

J.W. Utley's debut novel, "Meeting Jack Cash," is a riveting mystery that catapults readers into a world where a conspiracy so sinister threatens to shake the foundations of everything he cares about.

A chance encounter with Kim thrusts them into a fugitive life, running from unknown assassins and a past that refuses to stay buried. As the chase intensifies, Jack realizes that more than his life is at stake. Amidst betrayals and revelations, Jack's quest to expose the truth becomes a desperate fight for survival.

As the chase intensifies, Jack is forced to question everything he knows about loyalty, justice, and love. With each step closer to the truth, Jack and Kim are drawn deeper into a conspiracy far beyond the small beach where they met.

"Meeting Jack Cash" is a thrilling ride through the dark underbelly of power, where every revelation comes at a cost, and trust is the most dangerous gamble of all. Will Jack Cash manage to bring the truth to light, or will the shadows claim him first? The answers lie within the pages of this gripping novel, where the only certainty is the pulse-pounding suspense that will keep you guessing until the very end.

AUTHOR

J.W. (John) Utley's life is a rich tapestry of experiences driven by an unyielding passion for making the world a better place. Hailing from North Little Rock, Arkansas, he discovered his twin passions early on: writing and faith.

From there, John embarked on a life of service that took him around the world. He lent a helping hand to impoverished communities, stood shoulder-to-shoulder with law enforcement, offered wisdom to those in need, and guided faith communities toward God. In each endeavor, he left an indelible mark.

He lives in Fort Worth with his wife of 40 years, and they regularly visit their children and grandchildren.