Blind Tiger (Hb)

From the New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown, Blind Tiger transports readers to the Roaring Twenties in Texas, where Prohibition fuels danger, desire, and high-stakes risk. This gripping historical thriller follows Thatcher Hutton, a war-weary veteran who arrives in Foley with trouble close behind, and Laurel Plummer, a determined widow carving a risky new life in the moonshine trade. For adult readers who crave suspense, richly drawn period detail, and a story of love, ambition, and survival, Blind Tiger delivers a pulse-pounding reading experience. Written in tight, cinematic prose, Blind Tiger moves from smoky speakeasies to dusty back roads and brutal confrontations as Thatcher takes on a deputy’s badge and finds himself on a collision course with Laurel. The book's strength lies in its atmosphere, brisk pacing, and morally complex characters, whose choices ripple through a web of corruption, rivalries, and violence. 1920s Texas Prohibition setting and atmospheric detail Central characters Thatcher Hutton and Laurel Plummer Moonshine war, crime, betrayal, and high-stakes danger Fast-paced, cinematic writing with vivid action and mood Themes of loyalty, ambition, resilience, and difficult choices After finishing Blind Tiger, readers are left with an adrenaline-fueled sense of completion and a new appreciation for resilience and courage in tough times. The story's emotional core—the pull of loyalty, the ache of loss, and the fight for a brighter future—lingers, making this a memorable, satisfying ride through a turbulent era.