Fourteen-year-old Ricky Hernandez witnesses a murder. Authorities want his testimony. The mafia want him silenced.

Ricky makes a perilous journey across Mexico to escape gangs back home in Honduras. Finally arriving safely in South Tucson, he witnesses a homicide—and recognizes one of the murderers. His name is Chava, a ruthless narco-trafficker.

Ricky must navigate through the harsh world of drug smugglers, immigration authorities, and law enforcement. His only chance of survival lies with Detective Rosalie Diaz and veteran DEA Agent Scott Smith. But even they have traitors in their ranks.

And trusting the wrong people could cost him his life . . .

Reviewers said:

“I enjoyed the book very much. I liked the characters, the pace and the short chapter length. The descriptions of the characters and places were very good and without tedious detail. The style made it easy to read and kept me wanting to know what was coming next. The topics were well researched, which made for a very creditable story.”

“Given what hot button topics immigration and drug trafficking are today, “Undocumented” is a timely read and offers a fresh, humanistic perspective on how these issues affect real people on a real level.”

Like Mark Sway in John Grisham’s The Client, you can’t help but root for Ricky!

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