Ten Seconds to Die

Ten Seconds To Die is a relentless, fast-paced thriller that grips readers from the first page and never lets go. With pulse-pounding suspense, political intrigue, and a murder mystery that spirals into an international conspiracy, this novel delivers twist after twist until its jaw-dropping finale.
When a hiker is found dead at the base of a cliff near Dahlonega, Georgia, Deputy Sheriff Bob Denton suspects a tragic accident—until the victim's sister uncovers a chilling clue. Joined by Marlane Somer, a young journalist chasing her first big story, Denton begins to unravel a string of mysterious deaths, all linked to a pharmaceutical plant deep in the North Georgia Mountains.
As the investigation leads them underground into an abandoned gold mine, Denton uncovers a covert operation tied to a powerful terrorist network with Nazi roots. What began as a local murder case explodes into a global threat, with connections stretching into major U.S. cities, Germany, the Middle East, and Africa.
Driven by cold fury and haunted by his own transformation, Denton must confront the killer within—and risk everything to stop a conspiracy that could change the world.
Perfect for fans of Lee Child, Daniel Silva, and James Rollins, Ten Seconds To Die is a gripping blend of psychological suspense, action-packed mystery, and high-stakes political drama.

Marshall spent ten years working for "The Wall Street Journal" in Chicago, Houston, and Atlanta. During his time there, he was exposed to excellent journalism and discovered his love for the craft of writing. Tiring of the corporate life, he opened a full-service advertising agency in Atlanta. For the next decade, he wrote and produced award-winning TV and radio commercials, marketing campaigns, and public relations campaigns. Marshall and his wife Carolyn now live in the coastal South Carolina Low Country. Carolyn is an accomplished artist and Marshall is working on a sequel to "Ten Seconds to Die."