Criminal Diversions

Criminal Diversions

by Robert Barlow Jr
Criminal Diversions

Criminal Diversions

by Robert Barlow Jr

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Overview

Homicide Detective Sean Forrest is puzzled why he is awakened from his first, good night’s sleep in a week to respond to a bank alarm. His confusion is quickly cleared when he finds a body was left behind. He recognizes the dead man as a convicted felon who is supposed to be in prison, but he cannot verify the man’s identity because his finger prints are not in the police database. The dead felon’s presence leads Detective Forrest to suspect the man’s prison warden of illegal activity, and this suspicion leads to him and his family being targeted. His investigation into the warden becomes complicated when he determines someone is working as a police insider. Now Detective Forrest must determine who is interfering with his investigation and convict the warden.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940012708724
Publisher: Robert Barlow Jr
Publication date: 09/23/2010
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 197
File size: 158 KB

About the Author

Robert Barlow, Jr. is the author of two previously completed works; At the Water’s Edge and History Repeated: America’s Next War Between the States. He has also submitted an article for publication in The Mid-American, a magazine of the Illinois Central Railroad Heritage Association. The article explains why childhood memories led him to model the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad. Robert graduated from Murray State University in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Safety Engineering and Health. He works by day as a loss control consultant for an insurance firm, and spends his free time writing, reading and modeling the Illinois Central Gulf Railroad. He served twenty years in the Army National Guard, retiring in 2002 with the rank of First Sergeant. In 2009 he decided he missed military life and re-enlisted in the Army Reserves.
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