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Differential
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A
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Calculus
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LEROY
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Purchasing: What Every Buyer Should Know |
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Fallen
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The
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The
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Jack Grubbs
USMA 1964
Bad Intentions
Behind the wheel on a journey of
greed…intrigue…and murder!
Tom
Seiler has vices and virtues. He
drinks, swears and often struggles
with his perception of revenge and
justice. But the former NASA design
Engineer also sees life in simple
terms – right is right and wrong is wrong.
An expert at all things
mechanical, Seiler and his family are drawn into a
dangerous conspiracy involving a
tractor-trailer collision killing four siblings
in the small town of Alvin,
Texas. During his analysis of the
accident, he
methodically discovers that a
powerful Houston attorney, in a pre-tort reform
strike at the trucking industry,
planned and orchestrated the murders. The stakes
in Bad Intentions are
immense – an up side of a quarter of a billion dollars
or a down side of lethal
injections at The Walls prison in Huntsville, Texas.
Geographically stretching from
Huston to the beaches of Indianola, Seadrift,
and Port Akansas, Texas. Bad
Intentions weaves a captivating tale of terror
and ultimately carries Tom into a
life and death struggle at an abandoned airstrip.
He complicates matters during
courtroom litigation with his stunning accusation
that the attorney The Author Turning a healthy appetite for writing into the
mystery genre has proved exciting for Jack Grubbs. His doctorate in engineering
and his avid interest in human behavior, founded in the crucible of almost four
decades in the U.S. Army, led to his writing Bad Intentions. Today Jack is a
principal owner of a construction consulting firm in Charlotte, North Carolina.
He still reserves time to enjoy life with his wife, Judy, and write the next
installment of this trilogy. Tom Seiler has vices and virtues. He drinks,
swears, and often struggles with his perception of revenge and justice. But the
former NASA design engineer also sees life in simple terms - right is right and
wrong is wrong. An expert at all things mechanical, Seiler and his family are
drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving a tractor-trailer collision killing
four siblings in the small town of Alvin, Texas. During his analysis of the
accident, he methodically discovers that a powerful Houston attorney, in a
pre-tort reform strike at the trucking industry, planned and orchestrated the
murders. The stakes in Bad Intentions are immense – an up side of a quarter of
a billion dollars or a down side of lethal injection at The Walls prison in
Huntsville, Texas. Geographically stretching from Houston to the beaches of
Indianola, Seadrift and Port Aransas, Texas, Bad Intentions weaves a
captivating tale of terror and ultimately carries Tom into a life and death
struggle at an abandoned airstrip. He complicates matters during courtroom
litigation with his stunning accusation that the attorney has committed murder.
Caught in a maelstrom of complicity, Seiler’s major adversary makes a final,
fatal, decision. And the story’s gripping end leaves a tantalizing opening for
future confrontations.has committed murder. Caught in a maelstrom of compliciy,
Seiler’s major adversary makes a
final, fatal decision. And the story’s
gripping end leaves a tantalizing
opening for future confrontations.
Review the book at:
www.amazon.com
and
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Dick
Puckett
USMA
1964
Connecting the Dots
In comedy is
found truth. Between the pages of this tongue-in-cheek thriller about
good guys and bad guys and CIA and the FBI and terrorists are found clues to
the processes used to connect the dots and route
out terrorists. The reader has to connect his/her own dots to figure
out truth from fiction.
If you like Dave
Barry or Carl Hiassen you might like this novel and its story might linger in
the right hemisphere of your brain.
Order
the book at www.amazon.com or www.lulu.com
Dick
Puckett