According to the book description
of Horns of the Devil,
"The beheaded body of an ambassador’s
son is dumped on the curb in front of
his father’s embassy just blocks from
the White House. Federal prosecutor
Jeff Trask and an FBI task force are
called upon to solve the murder. Their
search for the killers leads to the
MS-13, a hyper-violent gang from El
Salvador, but Trask and his team soon
learn that someone else is also
tracking their suspects, and with
deadly efficiency. When Trask himself
becomes a target, he realizes that he
is caught in a cross-fire between two
of the most ruthless organizations in
the western hemisphere.
Author Marc Rainer brings more than
three decades of investigative and
prosecutorial experience to this
follow-up to his hit novel "Capital
Kill." "Horns of the Devil" provides a
view into one of the most deadly
organized crime threats facing the
United States today, and takes the
reader on a gripping ride through
murder investigations complicated by
Washington politics and international
intrigue."
According to the book description of
Death's White Horses,
"In
Capital Kill, he went
after a ruthless local serial
killer. In
Horns of the Devil,
he faced some of the deadliest gangs
in the western hemisphere. Now
federal prosecutor Jeff Trask is
back on the case, after a series of
drug overdoses places investigators
face to face with Los Zetas—the most
dangerous of the Mexican drug
cartels.
What begins as an
investigation of local heroin
trafficking soon turns into
something far more serious. The
cartel will do anything to protect
its cash flow–including a series of
attacks against Trask’s team that
cement Los Zetas’ status as one of
the most ruthless criminal
organizations of the century.
Inspired by actual events from
Mexico’s cartel wars, Death’s
White Horses is Marc Rainer’s
third book featuring federal
prosecutor Jeff Trask. While
showcasing the challenges faced by
law enforcement on both sides of the
border, it also highlights the
deadly consequences seen on either
end of the US-Mexico drug trade.
With more than three decades of
experience as a federal prosecutor,
Rainer combines the excitement of a
high-stakes thriller with the
pinpoint accuracy and realism that
has earned him a widespread audience
in the field of law enforcement."