Synopsis
Pigeon Spring is an exciting modern day western mystery with a mystical twist, where the reader follows retired FBI Agent and now casino security director Matt Steel, from the glamour and scams at a Las Vegas casino to the beauty and grit of Nevadas rugged gold country and his dealings with the plentiful scoundrels found wherever money is to be made.
*.*.* Readers will be fascinated by the complex inside view of a Las Vegas casino security operation as well as the secret internal FBI strategies employed to catch the nations most notorious con-men.
*.*.* Pigeon Spring authenticity stems from Gromans experience as a 25 year FBI Special Agent where he specialized as an undercover agent in working deep undercover operations in the areas of organized crime, narcotics, and public official corruption.
*.*.* Pigeon Spring debuts May 11, as the first novel in Herman Gromans Las Vegas based Matt Steel series.
*.*.* Pigeon Spring introduces readers to fictional retired FBI Agent, protagonist Matt Steel, his insightful spouse, Alex and Matts former FBI partner Charlie.
When FBI Agent Matt Steel retired after twent-five years of undercover operations, locking up mobsters and drug dealers and following terrorists, he took a job as director of security at a major Las Vegas casino. Alex, his long-time spouse, thought they could finally relax and enjoy the well deserved benefits of a post FBI life, especially after they bought the weekend ranch in the mountainous rugged area at the north end of Death Valley. It was remote, wild, and had some interesting history associated with it. There was the old gold stamp mill, the mysterious grave of Nancy Walker, and the historic Timbisha summer camp of the Desert Shoshone Tribe. Fate, however, takes them on an unexpected path when Alex finds an ancient Native American artifact and their life-long mystical journey called Pigeon Spring begins. Pigeon Spring is an exciting adventure with a mystical twist. Readers will enjoy following Matt and his wife Alex, along with his former partner Charlie, as they travel from the glamour and scams of Las Vegas to the beauty and grit of Nevadas rugged gold country. The Trio soon discovers that just like Vegas, there are scoundrels and thieves wherever money can be made.
About the Author
Herman Groman is a retired FBI Special Agent, and currently the Director of Security at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Herman also has a small ranch that he and his wife are developing in Esmeralda County Nevada. It's near the Lida Pass, and has a very interesting history.
The ranch is called Pigeon Spring, and has an old gold stamp mill and a grave on the property. Pigeon Spring is one of the original sites for the Native American Ghost Dance. It was a summer camp for the Timbisha branch of the Desert Shoshone Tribe, and the place is loaded with Indian artifacts just for the finding.
The story basically parallels my wife's and my life, as a former FBI Agent and Las Vegas Casino Security Director, as well as life on the ranch. It is filled with a number of small dramas, as well as the discovery of a federally protected witness, who happens to be an international scam artist and is operating in Tonopah, Nevada, right under the collective noses of the Government's Witness Protection Program.
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