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by Randall Probert (Author)
Hans Grubber, an officer in Germany's Intelligence Division in pre-WWII, devises a plan to smuggle guns into Mexico and then across the border to San Diego to be dispersed to Nazi sympathizers to attack the United States from within if the United States joins forces with the European Allies. Hans creates the Flores Diamond Cutting and Antique Furniture Cartel. Years after the end of the war Hans' son and daughter, Pietro and Avilla, expand the Cartel to include narcotics and they create a spiderweb pipeline of contacts across the U.S. to New Brunswick, Canada. Lyle Kingsley, a member of the Mekong Devils, is home on leave from South Vietnam, visiting his folks when he witnesses a drug-related homicide. The cartel must kill Lyle before he can testify in Grand Jury and assassins are sent after him at Driftwood Lake. Their big mistake.
Author Biography
Randall Probert lived and was raised in Strong, a small town in the western mountains of Maine. Six months after graduating from high school, he left the small town behind for Baltimore, Maryland, and a Marine Engineering school, situated downtown near what was then called "The Block". Because of bad weather, the flight from Portland to New York was canceled and this made him late for the connecting flight to Baltimore. A young kid, alone, from the backwoods of Maine, finally found his way to Washington, D.C., and boarded a bus from there to Baltimore. After leaving the Merchant Marines, he went to an aviation school in Lexington, Massachusetts. During his interview for Maine Game Warden, he was asked, "You have gone from the high seas to the air. . .are you sure you want to be a game warden?" Mr. Probert retired from Warden Service in 1997 and started writing historical novels about the history in the areas where he patrolled as a game warden, with his own experiences as a game warden as those of the wardens in his books. Mr. Probert has since expanded his purview and has written two science fiction books, "Paradigm" and "Paradigm II," and has written two mystical adventures, "An Esoteric Journey" and "Ekani's Journey."
