Golf Fiction: "Panic at Augusta" (Masters)

Arman Yasin’s fondest wish comes true when his runner-up finish at the U.S. Amateur qualifies him to play in the Masters.

His dream turns into a nightmare when Russell Fox, a deranged disabled veteran critically injured during the War in Afghanistan, vows revenge against Arman, an Afghan citizen attending Stanford University.

When FBI Special Agent Sal Bugoni informs Arman of the death threat during Augusta National Golf Club’s most prestigious annual event, he faces a conundrum: Should he withdraw from the tournament or persevere despite the peril?


About the Author:

RIC K. HILL is the author of Panic at Augusta, Stroke of Genius, Heart of a Caddie, Slice of Heaven, Last Mulligan, Rub of the Green, Bogey Train, The Right Side of the Fairway, The Diamond Traitor, Lotto: Blood Money, and Dust Bowl Justice.

In addition to writing, Ric’s interests include golf, gardening (with a focus on rare and unusual tropical plants), painting, camping, and reading. He is currently writing another golf book.


Amazon Kindle (DRM-free):
US • UK • Germany • Italy • France • Spain • India • Japan • Brazil • Canada • Mexico • Australia • Netherlands

Barnes & Noble (DRM-free): Nook

Apple: iBookstore

Kobo (DRM-free)

Paperback (Amazon):
US • UK • Germany • Italy • France • Spain • India • Japan • Brazil • Canada • Mexico • Australia