Where healing becomes horror...

In the latest adrenaline-fueled Baker & Tate thriller, Texas Rangers Ruth Baker and Aaron Tate are thrust into a...

Sam Baron
Sam Baron

A lifelong thriller superfan, Sam writes thrillers that deliver the pulse-pounding entertainment that he himself enjoys reading. his books include the Baker & Tate mysteries, and the standalone thrillers The Ambassador's Daughter and They Will Come For You. Sam lives in a quiet Southern California suburb in a house filled with family, dogs, cats, books, laughter and love. 

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Red Barn(November 2024) 

Winter Cabin (February 2025) 

Desert Highway (April 2025)

The Ambassador's Daughter

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Therapy Farm OUT NOW!

The addictive new small town mystery
Book #4 from the series: Baker & Tate Mystery Thrillers

Where healing becomes horror...

In the latest adrenaline-fueled Baker & Tate thriller, Texas Rangers Ruth Baker and Aaron Tate are thrust into a race against time when a brutal murder at a remote psychiatric retreat unearths something far more terrifying.

Hidden beneath the weathered farmhouse at Cross Creek Ranch lies a maze of locked therapy...

Red Barn

The addictive new small town mystery
Book #1 from the series: Baker & Tate Mystery Thrillers

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Some secrets refuse to stay buried...

In this explosive new Baker & Tate mystery, Texas Ranger Ruth Baker faces her darkest case yet—one that strikes at the heart of her own family.

When twenty-three children vanish from a school bus in Caldwell, Texas, the case becomes personal for Ruth Baker—her daughter Ava...

Winter Cabin

The addictive new small town mystery thriller
Book #2 from the series: Baker & Tate Mystery Thrillers

Some secrets refuse to stay buried...

In this explosive new Baker & Tate mystery, Texas Ranger Ruth Baker faces her darkest case yet—one that strikes at the heart of her own family.

When twenty-three children vanish from a school bus in Caldwell, Texas, the case becomes personal for Ruth Baker—her daughter Ava should have been on that bus....