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Synopsis
David Mason, up-and-coming detective in the Houston Police Department, has a career that is on a meteoric rise. Now he comes face to face with two of the toughest challenges of his life. First, circumstances force him to decide if he will break the code that Texas police officers adhere to: protect their brother officers. He believes fellow officers have committed a homicide. If he betrays them, he will encounter the wrath of the officers in the department. For David, the decision is simple. He has to do what is right. The consequences are not simple. In the midst of this controversy, a cunning sniper wounds David and starts to murder his police friends. Determined he will find the killer, he begins to encounter resistance and jealousies in his own department. With no evidence to go on, he knows he has to stop the killer before someone else dies.
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About the Author
John Foxjohn uses his extensive experience, as well as meticulous research, to write his suspenseful, true-to-life novels. Born and raised in the rural East Texas town of Nacogdoches, he quit high school and joined the Army at 17, spending six years as an Army Ranger in Vietnam and Germany. He became the youngest sergeant in the history of the US Army. After getting out of the Army, John became a police officer and worked as a homicide detective. His investigative skills, like those of his protagonist David Mason, helped him solve several notorious and difficult cases. Like David Mason, John has always had intense interest in forensics, especially fingerprinting. He has attended fingerprinting and other forensic science schools. After ten years of police work, John decided to go to college and fulfill a promise he had made to his dying mother. John graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches with a degree in history and began teaching and coaching. A gifted motivator, his students and athletes excelled under his direction, winning awards and making remarkable academic progress. He now is a fulltime writer and speaker who instructs writers in forensics and crime scene investigations at workshops. He lives in Lufkin, Texas.
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