The sixties were full of hippies, hitchhiking, drugs and war.  Carson Chance, a twenty-four year old Vietnam War veteran returns home to Dallas without a college degree and an
injured leg. By chance, he is offered a position at a small private investigating company.
His life is interrupted when he is cruising on his motorcycle on the interstate and stops to pick up a ravishing brunette looking for a ride. Amy Warren is younger than she looks and tugs on Carson's heart string when he finds she has run a-way from home. He offers her a place to sleep for the night but she is determined not to leave and becomes his roommate; Amy fuels the fire that burns within him and the sparks begin to fly. The arrangement works for a while until Carson
decides to investigate her past, uncovering a mask of lies and deception.
Wanted for murdering her step-father, he finds she is a fugitive from the law.
The story takes you on an emotional roller coaster ride through several years of their traumatic relationship, where two dysfunctional people try to survive during a dysfunctional time. 
One reviewer writes: "Carson Chance P.I. is more than a run-of-the-mill romance story. This tension-filled book grabbed my interest as it portrayed two human souls struggling through problems that brought them to an understanding of the power of love."