Beach to Nowhere
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Dallas Police Lieutenant, Vince Palter, accused of
theft, misconduct, and suspected of murder, is determined to right the wrong that ruined his law-enforcement career. As a Deputy Sheriff in Corpus Christi, Texas, two years later, he is placed in a position of having to investigate a washed-ashore murder victim and finds that it is linked to the very scam responsible for the two year-old wrongful accusation. The FBIs involvement in the case leads to Vinces affiliation with an FBI Organized Crime Task Force Team assigned to investigate an international scheme involving nuclear missile solid-fuel that could jeopardize the security of the country and world peace. Compelled to perform in accordance with family tradition, after going undercover, he fights to preserve his relationship with his eighteen year-old son, with aspirations to follow in his fathers footsteps in law-enforcement.
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About Charles Clark
CHARLES CLARK, a physican and a medical
director in a major hospital system,with a legacy of pioneer Texas Cattlemen, resides in Corpus Christi, Texas. Earlier novels’ themes focus on Texas historical events, recent and remote: South Texas Ranch life, Texas Social Issues, and Healthcare in Texas (Present, 19th Century,
and Early 20th Century).
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