D.C. Dead

Grief and political intrigue meet in D.C. Dead, where Stone Barrington is pulled out of his unsettled New York life and summoned to Washington by President Will Lee for a highly sensitive assignment. The case draws Stone into the capital’s private corridors of power and reunites him with Holly Barker, giving the novel a more federal, intelligence-driven feel than the society scandals and legal messes that often shape his world.

Set against the polished but dangerous backdrop of Washington, the story leans into secrecy, old alliances, and the uneasy overlap between politics and crime. Readers can expect a fast-moving suspense novel with murder at its center, a strong current of personal history, and the usual Stone Barrington mix of privilege, access, and risk, only this time played out on a more national stage.

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