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Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?
Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?

Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?

FICTION

0 Pages

EPUB, $9.99 (US $9.99) (CA $13.99)

Publication Date: September 2015

ISBN 9781943075096

Rights: WOR

Amphorae Publishing Group, LLC (Sep 2015)
Blank Slate Press

Not yet published. Ships 9/15/2015.
 

Overview

When President Franklin Delano Rooseveltâ€ââ€ΕΎÂ¢s life is threatened, FBI Director Hoover has no choice but to dispatch Agent Harry Bierce, the one man he can trust to stop an assassination. Problem is, Bierce is no ordinary agent. With no verifiable history, Hoover has no way to control him or his methods. Preferring to work alone and wanting no acknowledgement for his part in solving high-profile crimes, Bierce often single-handedly brings criminals to justice when other agents have failed. But when his search for the assassin leads him into a web of corruption, he comes up against local law enforcement who want to protect their reputations and federal agents who want revenge, no matter what the stakes.

Author Biography

After receiving his Juris Doctorate from UCLA, Jack Martin worked for The Department of Defense and the aerospace industry, specializing in contracts and regulatory issues. Tracing his Californian ancestry back to the 1830s, Martin developed a passion for American history and the mystery genre. With encouragement and support from his beloved wife Sonia, he began writing. She passed away on Christmas Eve 2009 following a brave battle against ovarian cancer. He promised her he would finish the books and become a published author. He dedicated his first novel, John Brown's Body to her, the love of his life.        Martin is the author of the Alphonso Clay Mystery Series set during the Civil War: John Brown's Body, Battle Cry of Freedom, Marching Through Georgia, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, and Hail Columbia. 

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