‘The Color of Death’: Murder and Revenge

The killers are stalking, there’s a murder that needs solving, but the hero has lost his way.

"The Color of Death" by Trey Gowdy and Christopher Greyson puts an assistant D.A. on his last case. Harper Influence

A South Carolinian Assistant District Attorney is at the end of his tether, both professionally and personally. After a sudden, personal tragedy, he’s looking for a way out of his career and maybe from life itself. But before he can make any choices, a brutal murder in his town pulls him into one last case.

What he doesn’t know is that there are two people working in the shadows to make sure he suffers a lot before he makes his final moves.

Fox News Does Fiction?

“The Color of Death” is co-authored by Trey Gowdy and Christopher Greyson. Greyson, already a successful and prolific writer, has penned several thrillers and cozy mysteries, with millions of books sold. Gowdy is new to the job, but a familiar public figure, having served as a federal prosecutor and four-term U.S. congressman from South Carolina. After leaving office, he became a prominent host and contributor to Fox News.