Rogue Nights

Rebecca Poole presents Rogue Nights, a narrative centered on Thomas Guerny’s impending retirement from the Jacksonville Police Department. The story follows his sons, Ridge and Marcus, who are preparing to enter the academy with hopes of establishing their own reputations. Their initial assignment involves investigating a series of violent murders that endanger both the city and a hidden agreement involving the Guerny family. Ridge discovers his brother’s growing jealousy complicates the investigation into a rogue element threatening to expose the family’s secret treaty. To manage this dilemma, he collaborates with Nina, a member of the special forensics unit. Both characters carry their own concealed histories as they work together to identify the culprit and prevent further destruction. The plot relies on familial tension and professional duty rather than supernatural elements. This book suits readers interested in police procedural dramas and family dynamics within law enforcement. It may not appeal to those seeking paranormal horror or gothic fiction, as the threats are human and political. Poole structures the narrative around the intersection of personal legacy and public safety. The story focuses on Ridge’s efforts to balance his relationship with Marcus while solving the case alongside Nina. The resolution depends on uncovering the truth behind the treaty and the rogue’s identity.