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Ari Fliakos

Ari Fliakos

  • The second book in the thrilling Remote series from New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Eric Rickstad, Remote: The Five is a riveting, action-packed suspense novel that will chill you to the bone.

    How can you catch a killer who anticipates your every move?

    The Tableau Killer, Q, is once again on the loose, having escaped custody after killing the man sent to retrieve him. Trained since childhood by an enigmatic group known only as The Program, Q is a remote viewer—able to see what is distant, what is hidden—and has murdered entire families on his mission to learn what the Program did to him and his five peers.

    After capturing a researcher linked to the Program (and his entire family) Q promises to free everyone—as long as the captive man publicly denounces the Program’s immoral gene-editing practices.

    FBI Agent Lukas Stark—who busted Q the first time—must hunt him down again, this time partnering with Agent Jayla King. Stark once again turns to Gilles Garnier, another remote viewer, for his help and expert knowledge in catching one of his own kind. As the three of them race to stop the killings and free the captives, it becomes clear this is a case the FBI has no playbook for …

  • From New York Times bestselling author Eric Rickstad, a thriller so terrifying, you must “see” it to believe.

    A serial killer is rampaging across the country, tying families to chairs—arranged in puzzling tableaus—then murdering them, without leaving a trace of evidence. 

    FBI Special Agent Lukas Stark has been hunting the Tableau Killer for eighteen months but is always two steps behind in a maze of dead ends. He has no understanding of why the killer stages the scenes so meticulously or chooses entire families. Burning out, Stark is forced to take on a new partner, Gilles Garnier. 

    Garnier, an odd loner with a vague past, claims he’s a remote viewer who “sees” people, places, and events far away—remote—as if they’re right in front of him. Stark knows this sort. Cons. Wannabes desperate to worm their way onto a sensational case. Stark dismisses his new partner as a fraud … until Garnier precisely describes a new Tableau Killer crime scene from hundreds of miles away. 

    As Stark and Garnier track the Tableau Killer across the country, they start to believe they finally have the advantage. But Garnier’s ability to remote-view fails him and leaves him ill and weak. Then Stark realizes how the killer has stayed ahead of them all this time. The reason is more terrifying than either man can fathom. 

    They face a killer who may be unstoppable, and stand at the abyss of a conspiracy so ominous, it shakes their reality to the core.

  • INSTANT USA TODAY BESTSELLER!

    Father. Fighter. Champion. Outlaw. 

    Hailed as an “exhilarating debut” by Publishers Weekly, Bare Knuckle by former Rolling Stone editor Stayton Bonner (nominated for the Dan Jenkins Medal of Excellence in Sportswriting) takes readers into a previously unknown world: the underground circuit of illegal bare-knuckle fighting.

    Bare Knuckle is the remarkable true tale of Bobby Gunn, the 73–0 undisputed champion of bare-knuckle boxing.

    An inspiring underdog story that reads like a real-life Rocky. 

    Bobby Gunn has been fighting for his existence since a childhood spent living under the hand of his volatile father, and would do anything to give his seven-year-old daughter a better life—including betting on himself in the underground world of bare-knuckle boxing.

    In 1984, Gunn was an eleven-year-old boxer in Ontario when his father woke him in the middle of the night to fight grown men in motel parking lots for money, his old man pocketing the cash. From there, Gunn traveled to Las Vegas, Tijuana, and beyond, competing in ringed matches as well as in biker bars and mobster dens on the side, brawling to make ends meet.

    But it was only with the birth of his daughter—and his desire to help her avoid his fate—that Gunn entered the big-time world of underground Russian-mob matches of up to $50,000 a night in New York City, hoping to finally raise his family above the fray.

    Former Rolling Stone editor Stayton Bonner travels the underground for years with Gunn, the world champion of bare-knuckle boxing with a 73–0 record, shining a light on a secret circuit that’s never before been revealed. Along the way, we explore the fascinating history of this first sport in America, Gunn’s Irish Traveler community—a sect of religious fighters best known through Brad Pitt’s depiction in Snatch—as well as his part in the improbable rise of the Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, the first legal revival of the sport.

    Bare Knuckle, a tale of triumph, loss, and a father’s love for his family, is a heartbreaking but ultimately inspiring story that will have you rooting until the end.