Second Wind: Sometimes, the end is actually the beginning

An Afghanistan war veteran finds love that costs him his job and could cost him his life.

For twenty-six-year-old Caleb Sinclair, adjusting to civilian life is tough. After three combat tours, Caleb suffers from PTSD and a recurring dream that leads to panic attacks. He finally gets a job as a bouncer at a sports club in the Arizona desert. But after he rescues the bartender, a green-eyed, auburn-haired beauty, from a menacing drunk, their relationship soon becomes romantic. Discovering romance after war should be the highlight of his year. Instead, it puts him in the mafia’s crosshairs and sets him on a collision course with an old man who has a plan that could change Caleb’s life forever.

Buck Dopp’s new crime novel featuring war veteran Caleb Sinclair is a heart-stopping suspenseful blend of love and crime. Second Wind follows one man’s cross-country adventures as an Army vet learns to start over, risks falling in love, and finds forgiveness.

After almost thirty years in telecommunications management, Buck Dopp retired to write full time. His short fiction has appeared in many print and online anthologies as well as in his local newspaper in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. He has published one other novel, Kingpin and Eli, now available on Amazon. Dopp enjoys his retirement with his wife, Stephanie, and Labrador, Caleb. He describes himself as an aspiring pool shark and avid chess player. You can find more information about Dopp and his writing at www.buckdopp.com.