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Just a little story to peak your interest. If you like it let me know. Running late, not my style, makes me anxious. I end up driving too fast and ignoring rules I shouldn’t. The sun had just set and left an afterglow of the day. A glint of white caught my eye at the

Peter Lawler, the new Chief of Police for Copper, AZ must find the culprit responsible for the hit and run death of a young girl, Ella, on Main street in Copper. The “accident” turns into a murder investigation leading to the nearby Apache Indian reservation. In turn this reveals the convoluted jurisdictional issues which must be overcome to solve his case. 
 
Charlie Gatto is the FBI Special Agent in charge of the San Havi reservation and the murdered girl is the CI she was using to investigate child abuse in Indian Country. The Lawler and Gatto must join forces to overcome the legal problems presented by the conflicting jurisdictions. 
 
What is discovered is corruption on the reservation way beyond child abuse. Their investigation sends them on a daisy chain of murders, money laundering, bribery, drugs, and worst of all kidnapping. In the various raids and arrests, they are challenged by legal and manpower issues as well as Lawler’s demons.
 
Can they possibly solve a hit and run mystery that may take their own lives in the process?

The tenth of November was the release date for my debut novel, Copper Winds. Cannot believe how excited I am. And then yesterday I receive my copy of the book and even more excitement. The big surprise was the drive to work on the next book. Here’s the cover: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DMLWQSNS Feel free to order an

Peter Lawler, the new Chief of Police for Copper, AZ must find the culprit responsible for the hit and run death of a young girl, Ella, on Main street in Copper. The “accident” turns into a murder investigation leading to the nearby Apache Indian reservation. In turn this reveals the convoluted jurisdictional issues which must be overcome to solve his case. 
 
Charlie Gatto is the FBI Special Agent in charge of the San Havi reservation and the murdered girl is the CI she was using to investigate child abuse in Indian Country. The Lawler and Gatto must join forces to overcome the legal problems presented by the conflicting jurisdictions. 
 
What is discovered is corruption on the reservation way beyond child abuse. Their investigation sends them on a daisy chain of murders, money laundering, bribery, drugs, and worst of all kidnapping. In the various raids and arrests, they are challenged by legal and manpower issues as well as Lawler’s demons.
 
Can they possibly solve a hit and run mystery that may take their own lives in the process?

The last two year, maybe two and a half, may finally bear fruit. The book is nearly finished, while there are still hairs on my head. The book cover is in design… impatiently waiting a first look. Once that happens it will become a lot more real. Bought the ISBN numbers, but still need to

Peter Lawler, the new Chief of Police for Copper, AZ must find the culprit responsible for the hit and run death of a young girl, Ella, on Main street in Copper. The “accident” turns into a murder investigation leading to the nearby Apache Indian reservation. In turn this reveals the convoluted jurisdictional issues which must be overcome to solve his case. 
 
Charlie Gatto is the FBI Special Agent in charge of the San Havi reservation and the murdered girl is the CI she was using to investigate child abuse in Indian Country. The Lawler and Gatto must join forces to overcome the legal problems presented by the conflicting jurisdictions. 
 
What is discovered is corruption on the reservation way beyond child abuse. Their investigation sends them on a daisy chain of murders, money laundering, bribery, drugs, and worst of all kidnapping. In the various raids and arrests, they are challenged by legal and manpower issues as well as Lawler’s demons.
 
Can they possibly solve a hit and run mystery that may take their own lives in the process?

Learning to write is like climbing a mountain. Each lesson learned is a new ledge on that mountain and gives you a new view. That would seem to be a good thing, and it is. However, you now know your previous writing is not up to your new ledge. This has led me to review…

Peter Lawler, the new Chief of Police for Copper, AZ must find the culprit responsible for the hit and run death of a young girl, Ella, on Main street in Copper. The “accident” turns into a murder investigation leading to the nearby Apache Indian reservation. In turn this reveals the convoluted jurisdictional issues which must be overcome to solve his case. 
 
Charlie Gatto is the FBI Special Agent in charge of the San Havi reservation and the murdered girl is the CI she was using to investigate child abuse in Indian Country. The Lawler and Gatto must join forces to overcome the legal problems presented by the conflicting jurisdictions. 
 
What is discovered is corruption on the reservation way beyond child abuse. Their investigation sends them on a daisy chain of murders, money laundering, bribery, drugs, and worst of all kidnapping. In the various raids and arrests, they are challenged by legal and manpower issues as well as Lawler’s demons.
 
Can they possibly solve a hit and run mystery that may take their own lives in the process?

Somebody said it’s never too late. I think I may be the testament to this statement, presumptuous on my part. Two years ago I began to write a story. The story turned into an obsession. It moved and shifted as it grew. Writing was interspersed with small educational sessions as my writing skills were sorely

Peter Lawler, the new Chief of Police for Copper, AZ must find the culprit responsible for the hit and run death of a young girl, Ella, on Main street in Copper. The “accident” turns into a murder investigation leading to the nearby Apache Indian reservation. In turn this reveals the convoluted jurisdictional issues which must be overcome to solve his case. 
 
Charlie Gatto is the FBI Special Agent in charge of the San Havi reservation and the murdered girl is the CI she was using to investigate child abuse in Indian Country. The Lawler and Gatto must join forces to overcome the legal problems presented by the conflicting jurisdictions. 
 
What is discovered is corruption on the reservation way beyond child abuse. Their investigation sends them on a daisy chain of murders, money laundering, bribery, drugs, and worst of all kidnapping. In the various raids and arrests, they are challenged by legal and manpower issues as well as Lawler’s demons.
 
Can they possibly solve a hit and run mystery that may take their own lives in the process?