Living anonymously outside a quaint Wyoming town nestled along the edge of the Wind River Wilderness, Emerson Boyd and Anna Stephanopoulos are determined to stay off the grid after twice surviving murder plots, while the killer spares no effort to track them and tie up what's considered loose ends. After saving the lives of a New York shipping tycoon and her daughter in Montana's Bob Marshall wilderness, Emerson Boyd is again tasked with the unenviable responsibility of keeping her child safe from murderers following a second attempt on their lives. Accepting a dangerous and unwanted endeavor, the unemployed mill worker chooses an unorthodox tactic-take her and flee his home in Washington state to a remote and obscure location in Wyoming in hopes the killer can be stopped before carrying out his vicious plan. Early Praise for THE CHASE Jeffrey A Pitts has again given a 5-star performance. The Chase had me sitting on the edge of my seat from the beginning, middle and the finale word. The action was so intense with Emerson and Anna, I loved every minute of it. I liked all the twist and turns and especially the relationship that develops throughout this amazing story. Thank you for another great adventure in reading.-Vona Bassitt Jeffrey A Pitts knocks another one out of the park with this story. The twists and turns had me laughing, crying, and begging for more from beginning to end. The unexpected ending already had me anticipating the next book!-Todd Nelson, CRNA
Jeffery A Pitts' "The Chase" is an easy read to cozy up with. It is suspenseful and romantic at the same time. This is one of the most enjoyable books I've read this year. - Phyllis Nichols-Retired Food Scientist From just a getaway hunting trip to being hunted, the story makes so many twists and turns that keep you on your toes. Emerson Boyd becomes the hero for both Martha and daughter Anna as they escape and evade capture. Jeffrey A Pitts nails another great story!-Cheryl Nelson, Administrative Assistant
Em demonstrates the moral fiber all of us should aspire to. Another story by Jeffrey A Pitts that once started is very difficult to put down. He truly has a gift seldom seen as a storyteller. His experience in the backcountry shows through!-Fred Ahrens, Retired Log Scaler