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Ghost Ranger by R. Steven Reynolds

A young man’s need for respect and his search for love enables him to be coerced into becoming an undercover cop. Follow this man to see how others see him and try to understand why the job he becomes obsessed with and his quest for love, tear him ap  
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Final Justice! (Ford Valley Corruption Series # 4) by Trennis Killian

Is Justice Finally Overcoming the Ford Valley Corruption? Judge Sherman Ford, the patriarch of the Ford family is continuing to control and corrupt Ford County. The newly elected sheriff, Todd Mercer, and friends are slowly taking control  
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When I write, I tend to mix "the real with the fantastic" - of course, that means I hang out in different realities a lot of the time. So, if you need to talk to me, and I'm not hearing you, please feel free to pat me on the shoulder to get my attention! :)


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I love words and stories and for so long I've had these ideas in my head I just wanted to get on paper. It was finally gaining the confidence in myself to put the words down and not be self conscious about what other people thought. Once I did that, I realized that the easy part was now done - editing came next, but that's when the story really develops. It's such a fantastic process. I've written a lot of short stories that have appeared in anthologies and magazines and have five novels waiting for representation. I constantly tweek them and work on them to get them as polished as possible. I just enjoy the idea of taking myself away for a little bit and plunging into these other worlds and characters and the ability to get lost in them intrigues me so much.