THE FOURTH DECIMAL: A Novel of the Cartel's Ledger

Simon Luna has spent twenty-five years making cartel money disappear. For six years, he's been skimming it instead — eighty-one million dollars, half a percent at a time, small enough that no one would notice. Until a courier's four-hundred-dollar mistake shows the Osuna organization exactly where to look.

They send Mr. Tibbs. In eleven years, he has never once left a job unfinished.

Simon disappears into a psychiatric facility under a false name, believing he's bought himself time. He hasn't counted on a dirty federal agent chasing the same archive, a journalist who won't let a dead witness become a footnote, or a hitman who's starting to suspect the numbers on his target's file don't add up to what he was told.

Four people converge on a burning hangar in the Mojave desert. Only one of them is counting the cost in dollars.

A tense, character-driven thriller about the difference between what's owed and what's earned.