Snow (Nash)

Reeling from a terrible loss, Abraham Snow has no time to grieve as he finds himself the target of an old enemy. Unarmed, outgunned, cold, and outnumbered, Snow fights for survival in the middle of nowhere and there's a cold snap closing in. It's a fight for survival in a winter mountain wonderland where he comes face to face with his greatest foe for one last confrontation. It's all been leading to this! Snow's about to learn some hard truths! Who blew his cover and sold him out to the Ortega Organization? Who killed Miguel Ortega? Can Snow and his friends put an end to it before hired killers collect the bounty placed on his head? Will everyone make it out alive? Snow series one reaches its startling conclusion in Snow Down!

Abraham Snow Returns in “Snow Hunt!” Abraham Snow is back in action and this one starts off with a bang. It started out as a routine security job. Then, a blast from the past walked out of the shadows. When Thomas Hunt, an old friend from his Army days asks for his help in stopping a bomber from attacking a conference, Snow finds himself caught between an obligation to family, duty, and country. Which will he choose? And who is Charles Pope and what does he have planned for everyone's favorite former undercover operative turned P.I.? The hunt is on!

ABRAHAM SNOW RETURNS IN SNOW ISLAND! Abraham Snow heads to Hawaii with his grandfather, Archer, in town, for a visit with his old friend, and former undercover operative partner, Samson Brooks, and his brother, Walker Brooks, a former CIA officer. The Brooks brothers now work together as P.I../fugitive recovery consultants. Snow gets caught up in their latest case and finds himself in deadly danger in unfamiliar surroundings when an old enemy shows up with vengeance on his mind. Get your water wings ready as Snow jets off to the big island in SNOW ISLAND, the 8th book in the award-winning SNOW series by author Bobby Nash. Are you ready for a new #SnowDay? Opening Credits Nothings Ever Easy One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Epilogue Closing Credits