No Fixed Address: A Nathan Calloway Thriller

A man with no address is the easiest kind to convict.

Tommy Reeves gave three combat tours to the 82nd Airborne. Now he sleeps rough in Albuquerque's War Zone, invisible to a country that once trusted him with other men's lives. Then he's in the wrong alley at the wrong moment and witnesses a gang execution, and the shooter walks while Tommy is arrested for the murder. No alibi. No permanent address. No one who has to care.

The detective wanted an easy close. A homeless veteran with a service record full of things that sound like motive is a lot simpler than an MS-13 enforcer with interstate protection. The case is already built, and Tommy is standing at the center of it.

When the veteran community reaches out to Nate Calloway, he steps into a world most people never see: the shelters, the underpasses, the network of forgotten soldiers who watch out for their own. The witnesses are there. So is the truth. Nate just has to prove it before a scapegoat takes the fall for a killer the system would rather not chase.

No Fixed Address is the third book in the Nathan Calloway vigilante series: a lean, grounded thriller about the people the system finds convenient to forget, and the man who refuses to look away.