THE MAN IN THE VAN is a gripping crime thriller that explores how desperation can push an ordinary man into extraordinary-and dangerous-choices. Kevin Johnson is a recently divorced, laid-off electronics specialist struggling to rebuild his life when he makes a decision that changes everything. Using his technical expertise, Kevin begins quietly breaking into suburban homes-never violent, never personal-just enough to survive. But one morning, a routine break-in turns into a nightmare when he stumbles upon a crime far more horrific than anything he imagined. Inside a seemingly peaceful home, Kevin discovers a young girl bound and terrified-and her brothers brutally murdered. Forced to choose between self-preservation and doing what's right, Kevin risks everything to save her, unknowingly placing himself in the crosshairs of a violent criminal hiding behind a convincing disguise. As the story unfolds, The Man in the Van weaves together suspense, moral conflict, and psychological tension, asking how far someone can go before crossing a line they can never come back from. This is a fast-paced, emotionally charged thriller about survival, courage, and the thin line between criminal and hero. Perfect for readers who enjoy smart, character-driven crime fiction with relentless momentum.
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Dennis G. Smith grew up in Iowa, served in an Infantry Battalion (Wolfhounds) in Vietnam, and returned to his native state to complete his education with a degree in Communications from Iowa State University. He spent his career in the design-build commercial construction industry in management positions. He began writing novels in retirement. After college, he lived in Colorado for thirteen years; Springfield, Missouri for five, and his current location in Leawood, Kansas since 1990. Dennis has lost two wives to health conditions and resides in an independent senior living facility.
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