Category: Action/Thriller Publisher: Old Tiger Books
Pages: 15
Copyright: March 20 2014
ISBN-13: 9780992331122
Short story. 15 pages. Sydney-based undercover narcotics agent Michael O'Neill is sent to the north coast of New South Wales, Australia, along with his Vietnam buddy Baby Johnson, to catch a heroin dealer everyone up there calls God.
Short story, 15 pages. Sydney-based undercover narcotics agent Michael O'Neill is fighting back the years - pumping iron, practising karate with the best, running miles every day so that he can stay in the field. It's a losing battle. With Vietnam buddy Baby Johnson, O'Neill is sent to the north coast of New South Wales, Australia, to bust a heroin dealer so big everyone up there calls him God. [5,500 words]
Excerpt
I loved the work too well. That was the problem. Even sitting in my kitchen nursing two cracked ribs, the contents of the house trashed around me, I still loved it.
But I was growing older.
I watched what I ate. I pumped iron and ran miles every day so that I could stay in the filed.
Still I grew older.
Professional Reviews
Great story
Review by: Sandra Bell - 5 stars
Great story but I admit having to look up Google maps for the names of places. They really exist.
This author brings her characters to life with a great deal of enthusiasm.
I enjoyed this story very much from 'down under'.
Sandra Bell
A tight, tough little story
Review by C S McClellen - 5 stars
A tight, tough little story with a distinctly down under flavour. I understand the author has more stories planned with these characters. I look forward them.
C S McClellen
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