| Author: | Rodney Patrick | ISBN: | 9781465824295 |
| Publisher: | Rodney Patrick | Publication: | July 19, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Rodney Patrick |
| ISBN: | 9781465824295 |
| Publisher: | Rodney Patrick |
| Publication: | July 19, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Ron Bartlett, Blaine Garrett and Nate Kellerman have just graduated from high school.
While they spend their last evening together a series of events is set in motion that has them hop-scotching through nearly four decades on a roller coaster ride of hi-tech violence, robbery and vigalantie justice.
The expanding list of characters includes an eccentric Professor, his cold and calculating ultra military security chief, an unheralded retiring Sherrifs Detective and an entire box of seemingly unsolvable cases that have plauged his entire career.
Vividly described and taking place in the southeastern Michigan communities of Ann Arbors University of Michigan and Ypsilantis sprawling auto factories the local histories are drawn on to blend into the plot in a way that will have readers looking up old newspaper articles to see what's real and what's supposidly fiction.
The pages practicaly turn themselves all the way to the bittersweet end and will leave the reader hungering for a part two....
Ron Bartlett, Blaine Garrett and Nate Kellerman have just graduated from high school.
While they spend their last evening together a series of events is set in motion that has them hop-scotching through nearly four decades on a roller coaster ride of hi-tech violence, robbery and vigalantie justice.
The expanding list of characters includes an eccentric Professor, his cold and calculating ultra military security chief, an unheralded retiring Sherrifs Detective and an entire box of seemingly unsolvable cases that have plauged his entire career.
Vividly described and taking place in the southeastern Michigan communities of Ann Arbors University of Michigan and Ypsilantis sprawling auto factories the local histories are drawn on to blend into the plot in a way that will have readers looking up old newspaper articles to see what's real and what's supposidly fiction.
The pages practicaly turn themselves all the way to the bittersweet end and will leave the reader hungering for a part two....
