The General's Daughter

In a military base in Georgia, the brutally violated and murdered body of Captain Elisabeth Campbell is discovered. She is the daughter of renowned Lieutenant General Joseph Campbell, a potential vice presidential candidate. Warrant Officer Paul Brenner, who works for the Army's Criminal Investigation Division, is assigned to investigate the high-profile case alongside his former lover, CID officer Sarah Sunhill. As they delve into the sordid and concealed aspects of Army life, they uncover shocking and disturbing truths about the victim's personal and professional life. Not only grappling with Elisabeth's sudden death, they also face mounting pressure from military brass eager for a quick resolution.

As Brenner and Sunhill probe deeper, they uncover a tangled web of power and deception. They find themselves confronted by the internal politics of the military system and a cover-up that suggests culprits at the highest level. Their investigation reveals Elisabeth's tragic past and the systemic failures that may have led to her demise. Each clue brings them closer to understanding why she was targeted and who wanted her silenced. Facing obstacles and hostile forces, Brenner and Sunhill must navigate dangerous territory, balancing their quest for justice against a backdrop of secrets some would kill to keep hidden. With time running out, they are willing to risk their careers—and lives—to unveil the truth behind the heinous crime.