No Good Deed — M.P. McDonald

Editorial ReviewWinner of 2011 Red Adept Reviews Indie Awards for Thriller/Suspense5 Stars The plot to the novel was not only unique, but it was wonderfully executed. Mark Taylor was a deep, complex character. He was a good hero, but had enough flaws to be completely believable. ~Red Adept ReviewsMark Taylor discovers first hand that no good deed goes unpunished when the old camera he found in a dusty Afghanistan gives him more than great photos. It triggers dreams of disasters--tragedies that happen exactly as he envisions them. Back home in Chicago, he learns that not only can he see the future, but he can change it. The quintessential reluctant hero, he begins risking his life to help others, but when the unthinkable happens and his attempts to prevent 9/11 bring him to the attention of the Feds. The name they have for Taylor isn't urban hero. It's enemy combatant. Thrown in the brig, Mark discovers that being held as an enemy combatant means they can do anything they want to him. Anything at all.