Bad Company

Brooklyn 99 Meets The Firm

When Jonah Mark takes a dull finance job at a prestigious high-tech weapons manufacturer, his dream of corporate success quickly becomes a nightmare, as he soon discovers more beneath the surface than just the bottom line. Having grown up on a steady diet of spy novels, Jonah finds himself enmeshed in the real thing; corporate intrigue far more sinister than just cooking the books; an international weapons smuggling scheme to this country's greatest enemies.

Things heat up quickly when Jonah realizes he's being watched in the office and on the streets. Whoever is behind this seems to think Jonah knows too much. At first, nobody believes him, dismissing it as proof that he's still as mystery-obsessed as ever until a murder gets everyone's attention. Jonah's job and maybe his life are on the line if he keeps pursuing this. Still, national security and his thirst for adventure demand he keeps going.

With a little help from his mystery-nerd friends and some ideas he borrows from his spy novel past, Jonah and his hare-brained schemes might save the day, or he might find himself wearing concrete shoes at the bottom of the East River.

Blending the classic high-stakes tropes of John Grisham with the wacky heists of Brooklyn 99, Bad Company is sure to keep readers guessing and giggling until the last chapter.