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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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Ever wonder what it is like to gather information from an event, follow evidence and piece together an intricate solution based upon human emotion and hatred ... enjoy!


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The majority of my professional career has been in Law Enforcement of one type or another. I have had years of experience completing investigations and putting (seemingly) insignificant pieces of information together to form a complete and chronologically correct picture that accuratly portrays the events of an action leading to the completion of some type of criminal activity. My background and life experiences have given me the opportunity to experience the joys, heartaches and tragedy of the human condition. Nothing (nearly nothing) will surprise me anymore. It seems the more difficult the situation, the more intense the emotion and eventually the simpler the final answer. Through my writing, the reader will have a look at reality, through the eyes of the investigator. You will follow, observe and wonder over evidence and actions or responses from witnesses and suspects. You will understand why investigators often have a biased outlook on life and suspect everyone.