<\/p>\nWELCOME ROBERT LANCE<\/h2>\n<\/marquee><\/bold><\/p>\n<\/p>\nROBERT LANCE<\/strong><\/h5>\nI currently live near St Louis Missouri. I was born in 1948 and grew up in St. Joseph, Missouri. I drifted into adulthood rather dull and anonymous.\nI started flying airplanes when I was sixteen and began flying commercially when I was eighteen. At the age of twenty-one I was hired by a major airline, a career that was frequently interrupted by lay-offs and I\u2019d drift around finding some interesting jobs connected with flying.\nI spent twelve years as a pilot on active duty and the remainder of my career in the Air Force Reserve. I retired from the Air Force and the Airlines having had a full and exciting career.\nI\u2019ve always had an adventurous streak and couldn\u2019t resist the temptation to dabble in anything that caught my interest, mostly in the construction and engineering sectors. I can modestly say that I\u2019ve had a well rounded education in how the global economy works. I\u2019ve owned and operated several companies, some successful and some not so much. I\u2019ve done everything from importing tomatoes from Turkey to brokering the construction of power plants in South America.\nI\u2019m not sure why I have had a life long interest in Russian studies. During college, I gravitated towards history and teaching. I suppose I was unduly influenced by a very hot and frisky professor who was a Bolshevik agitator. I was exposed to the extremes of global politics at a young age and formed a rather independent view of the world evolving around me.\nI began writing in my teens and completed my first novel at the age of twenty-one. I was encouraged to pursue a writing career, but I was preoccupied with flying fast and upside down. I toyed with the idea off and on, but I had rubbed elbows with exploitive journalists overseas and that killed any desire to become a part of that wolf pack.\nMy life experience and writing didn\u2019t converge until I retired. Since I am listless and out from under the oppression of having to earn a living, I devote all my energy to a passion that I love without any distractions.\nMost of my writing, while tackling controversial and contentious subjects, is always upbeat and filled with bits of humor, romance, mystery, and adventure. Life is not a genre and my writing is always inclusive of reality that rubs against most genres, giving my characters fuller dimensions.\nI have one self-published one novel, \u201cCaesar\u2019s Cat\u201d and recently \u201cThe Shadow Spy\u201d released by WeBook. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d is coming soon. I have four manuscripts waiting in the publishing queue. My website will be up (hopefully) by the time of the first print edition of \u201cThe Shadow Spy.\u201d<\/p>\nQ&A with Robert Lance<\/strong><\/span><\/h6>\nDo you draw from personal experience and\/or current events? <\/strong>\nUsually my stories are grounded in an event to lend authenticity to the plot. What sizzling conspiracy is any good without a cast of bad actors set in the drama of the suspicious events of our own times? My objective is to write a credible tale for my audience to ponder and perhaps think to themselves; \u201cSo that\u2019s how that happened.\u201d\nAs to injecting my personal experiences, I\u2019ll admit that I do draw on my own personal flaws, and if not mine, then someone I know very well.<\/p>\nDo you start with the conclusion and plot in reverse or start from the beginning and see where the story line brings you?<\/strong>\nOf the five novels I\u2019ve completed not one has ended the way I intended, nor starts with the assertiveness of my original inspiration. For example, the first twelve chapters of Shadow Spy were edited out and I added a main character that I had no intention of using. Once you\u2019ve finished your manuscript exactly to your satisfaction your critique partners are always on hand to tell you what the rewrite should look like. I\u2019m flexible like that.<\/p>\nYour routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies? <\/strong>\nIdiosyncrasies? That\u2019s a perfect description of me. Life is not a Genre and I tend to be all over the place. I like for my main character\u2019s to be whole, experiencing life as you or I might. 007 doesn\u2019t wear a dirty apron while trying to salvage a dead rabbit intended to be a gourmet surprise for his wife. You\u2019ll find a bit of humor, romance, quirky misunderstandings and touching scenes in all my books. Idiosyncrasies are a box of crayons we all own and I tend to pick the bright colors to use.\nMy writing routine? Perpetual.<\/p>\nIs writing your full time job? If not may I ask what you do by day?<\/strong>\nIf writing were a job then I\u2019ve picked the wrong profession. Writing is an obsession. To be perfectly honest I write to entertain myself, and if it turns out I\u2019ve entertained someone else in the process then good for me. My abundant curiosity is insatiable and perhaps annoying, which brings me to answer the second part of the question. When not writing, I\u2019m a spy. The question begs a flippant answer and I just can\u2019t help myself.<\/p>\nWho are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
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I currently live near St Louis Missouri. I was born in 1948 and grew up in St. Joseph, Missouri. I drifted into adulthood rather dull and anonymous.\nI started flying airplanes when I was sixteen and began flying commercially when I was eighteen. At the age of twenty-one I was hired by a major airline, a career that was frequently interrupted by lay-offs and I\u2019d drift around finding some interesting jobs connected with flying.\nI spent twelve years as a pilot on active duty and the remainder of my career in the Air Force Reserve. I retired from the Air Force and the Airlines having had a full and exciting career.\nI\u2019ve always had an adventurous streak and couldn\u2019t resist the temptation to dabble in anything that caught my interest, mostly in the construction and engineering sectors. I can modestly say that I\u2019ve had a well rounded education in how the global economy works. I\u2019ve owned and operated several companies, some successful and some not so much. I\u2019ve done everything from importing tomatoes from Turkey to brokering the construction of power plants in South America.\nI\u2019m not sure why I have had a life long interest in Russian studies. During college, I gravitated towards history and teaching. I suppose I was unduly influenced by a very hot and frisky professor who was a Bolshevik agitator. I was exposed to the extremes of global politics at a young age and formed a rather independent view of the world evolving around me.\nI began writing in my teens and completed my first novel at the age of twenty-one. I was encouraged to pursue a writing career, but I was preoccupied with flying fast and upside down. I toyed with the idea off and on, but I had rubbed elbows with exploitive journalists overseas and that killed any desire to become a part of that wolf pack.\nMy life experience and writing didn\u2019t converge until I retired. Since I am listless and out from under the oppression of having to earn a living, I devote all my energy to a passion that I love without any distractions.\nMost of my writing, while tackling controversial and contentious subjects, is always upbeat and filled with bits of humor, romance, mystery, and adventure. Life is not a genre and my writing is always inclusive of reality that rubs against most genres, giving my characters fuller dimensions.\nI have one self-published one novel, \u201cCaesar\u2019s Cat\u201d and recently \u201cThe Shadow Spy\u201d released by WeBook. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d is coming soon. I have four manuscripts waiting in the publishing queue. My website will be up (hopefully) by the time of the first print edition of \u201cThe Shadow Spy.\u201d<\/p>\n
Do you draw from personal experience and\/or current events? <\/strong>\nUsually my stories are grounded in an event to lend authenticity to the plot. What sizzling conspiracy is any good without a cast of bad actors set in the drama of the suspicious events of our own times? My objective is to write a credible tale for my audience to ponder and perhaps think to themselves; \u201cSo that\u2019s how that happened.\u201d\nAs to injecting my personal experiences, I\u2019ll admit that I do draw on my own personal flaws, and if not mine, then someone I know very well.<\/p>\nDo you start with the conclusion and plot in reverse or start from the beginning and see where the story line brings you?<\/strong>\nOf the five novels I\u2019ve completed not one has ended the way I intended, nor starts with the assertiveness of my original inspiration. For example, the first twelve chapters of Shadow Spy were edited out and I added a main character that I had no intention of using. Once you\u2019ve finished your manuscript exactly to your satisfaction your critique partners are always on hand to tell you what the rewrite should look like. I\u2019m flexible like that.<\/p>\nYour routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies? <\/strong>\nIdiosyncrasies? That\u2019s a perfect description of me. Life is not a Genre and I tend to be all over the place. I like for my main character\u2019s to be whole, experiencing life as you or I might. 007 doesn\u2019t wear a dirty apron while trying to salvage a dead rabbit intended to be a gourmet surprise for his wife. You\u2019ll find a bit of humor, romance, quirky misunderstandings and touching scenes in all my books. Idiosyncrasies are a box of crayons we all own and I tend to pick the bright colors to use.\nMy writing routine? Perpetual.<\/p>\nIs writing your full time job? If not may I ask what you do by day?<\/strong>\nIf writing were a job then I\u2019ve picked the wrong profession. Writing is an obsession. To be perfectly honest I write to entertain myself, and if it turns out I\u2019ve entertained someone else in the process then good for me. My abundant curiosity is insatiable and perhaps annoying, which brings me to answer the second part of the question. When not writing, I\u2019m a spy. The question begs a flippant answer and I just can\u2019t help myself.<\/p>\nWho are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Do you start with the conclusion and plot in reverse or start from the beginning and see where the story line brings you?<\/strong>\nOf the five novels I\u2019ve completed not one has ended the way I intended, nor starts with the assertiveness of my original inspiration. For example, the first twelve chapters of Shadow Spy were edited out and I added a main character that I had no intention of using. Once you\u2019ve finished your manuscript exactly to your satisfaction your critique partners are always on hand to tell you what the rewrite should look like. I\u2019m flexible like that.<\/p>\nYour routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies? <\/strong>\nIdiosyncrasies? That\u2019s a perfect description of me. Life is not a Genre and I tend to be all over the place. I like for my main character\u2019s to be whole, experiencing life as you or I might. 007 doesn\u2019t wear a dirty apron while trying to salvage a dead rabbit intended to be a gourmet surprise for his wife. You\u2019ll find a bit of humor, romance, quirky misunderstandings and touching scenes in all my books. Idiosyncrasies are a box of crayons we all own and I tend to pick the bright colors to use.\nMy writing routine? Perpetual.<\/p>\nIs writing your full time job? If not may I ask what you do by day?<\/strong>\nIf writing were a job then I\u2019ve picked the wrong profession. Writing is an obsession. To be perfectly honest I write to entertain myself, and if it turns out I\u2019ve entertained someone else in the process then good for me. My abundant curiosity is insatiable and perhaps annoying, which brings me to answer the second part of the question. When not writing, I\u2019m a spy. The question begs a flippant answer and I just can\u2019t help myself.<\/p>\nWho are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Your routine when writing? Any idiosyncrasies? <\/strong>\nIdiosyncrasies? That\u2019s a perfect description of me. Life is not a Genre and I tend to be all over the place. I like for my main character\u2019s to be whole, experiencing life as you or I might. 007 doesn\u2019t wear a dirty apron while trying to salvage a dead rabbit intended to be a gourmet surprise for his wife. You\u2019ll find a bit of humor, romance, quirky misunderstandings and touching scenes in all my books. Idiosyncrasies are a box of crayons we all own and I tend to pick the bright colors to use.\nMy writing routine? Perpetual.<\/p>\nIs writing your full time job? If not may I ask what you do by day?<\/strong>\nIf writing were a job then I\u2019ve picked the wrong profession. Writing is an obsession. To be perfectly honest I write to entertain myself, and if it turns out I\u2019ve entertained someone else in the process then good for me. My abundant curiosity is insatiable and perhaps annoying, which brings me to answer the second part of the question. When not writing, I\u2019m a spy. The question begs a flippant answer and I just can\u2019t help myself.<\/p>\nWho are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Is writing your full time job? If not may I ask what you do by day?<\/strong>\nIf writing were a job then I\u2019ve picked the wrong profession. Writing is an obsession. To be perfectly honest I write to entertain myself, and if it turns out I\u2019ve entertained someone else in the process then good for me. My abundant curiosity is insatiable and perhaps annoying, which brings me to answer the second part of the question. When not writing, I\u2019m a spy. The question begs a flippant answer and I just can\u2019t help myself.<\/p>\nWho are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Who are some of your favorite authors?<\/strong>\nNelson Demille, Joseph Finder, Kimberley Reeves, D. S. Loren, Wilbur Smith and Bernard Cornwell. It\u2019s a mixed bag to be sure, but recently I\u2019ve become enthralled with the aspiring authors on the WeBook site. I spend most of my time there following some very good authors with dazzling talents waiting to be discovered.<\/p>\nWhat are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
What are you reading now?<\/strong>\n\u201cDasvidaniya, Rodina\u201d by D. S. Loren. It\u2019s a common story told with an exceptionally brilliant voice. It is probably the best period book ever written about the Stalin years and with such poetic potency that makes me feel the heartbeat of the woman recalling the saga.<\/p>\nAre you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Are you working on your next novel? Can you tell us a little about it? <\/strong>\nYes. \u201cLottery Rage\u201d should be in print sometime in early 2014. It\u2019s a Nashville kind of story about a gifted musician who missed stardom by an inch and for the last ten years has been living in an RV; waking up every morning thinking he\u2019ll find a new destination at the end of the day. When Owen Fletcher wins the lottery his simple life becomes a complication of good intentions gone horribly wrong. He starts a journey towards redemption and resurrection, but fate is often a cruel mistress with many lovers, as Owen will discover.<\/p>\nYour novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Your novel will be a movie. Who would you cast?<\/strong>\nKiefer Sutherland without a doubt is Doug Findley. He\u2019s a polished actor with charm and poise, yet very approachable in a down to earth screen character. I would offer the part of Helen, Doug\u2019s gorgeous wife, to Kate Middleton, a regal princess who unfortunately isn\u2019t taking casting calls, so I\u2019ll settle for Leona Lewis. Wait\u2026she doesn\u2019t act does she?<\/p>\nFavorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Favorite leisure activity\/hobby <\/strong>\nI like to point the nose of my Russian Yak 52 aerobatic airplane towards little houses on the ground, especially when I have a VIP sitting in the back seat who has yet to offer to buy the gas. Did I mention I have unique negotiating skills?<\/p>\nFavorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Favorite meal?<\/strong>\nAnything but crow.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nABOUT THE BOOK<\/strong><\/h5>\nDoug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\nDoug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
Doug Findley is a CIA sleeper agent activated to expedite the demise of the Soviet Union. His task is simple. All he has to do set up the bridge work to funnel money to the spreading reform movement and undermine the election cycle in Russia. What starts out as a \u2018drop box\u2019 assignment escalates before Doug can finish the job He accidentally learns he\u2019s a \u2018throw-away\u2019 agent and the convenient fall-guy.\nHis end game takes him to banks all over Europe where he builds a conduit to secretly transfer black funds to finance pro-western factions in Russia. His secret weapon is an extraordinary photographic memory. It\u2019s also what gets him into trouble. His enemies need the database of the accounts he has accumulated in his head before they can cancel his birth certificate.\nImagine his shock when he discovers he doesn\u2019t work for the CIA and never did. He is a surrogate of a global conspiracy and beyond the reach of the CIA. The pendulum of the balance of power is Findley\u2019s clock and he\u2019s running out of time. He becomes the target of the KGB, the Russian mob, his own CIA, and a secret power cartel that have their own sinister plans for Russia.<\/p>\n
Doug Findley will entertain you as he takes you through the meltdown of the Soviet Union. His exploits parallel true events that will leave you to wonder if the Soviet Super Power\u2019s fall was a devious plan that was meant to fail. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction\u2026or is it?<\/p>\n
\nBOOK DETAILS:<\/strong><\/h6>\nPrint Length:<\/strong> 297 pages\nPublisher:<\/strong> WEbook\nPublication Date:<\/strong> November 1, 2013\nSold by:<\/strong> Amazon Digital Services, Inc.\nASIN:<\/strong> B00GIYL218<\/p>\nPURCHASE LINKS:<\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nTHANKS TO KATY AT AUTHORIGHT,\nI<\/strong> HAVE FIVE (5) DIGITAL COPIES TO GIVE AWAY.<\/strong>\nEBOOK~~OPEN TO ALL<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nFILL OUT RAFFLECOPTER ENTRY FORM BELOW<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\nGIVEAWAY ENDS JANUARY 30th AT 6PM EST<\/span><\/strong><\/h6>\n<\/p>\nWINNER WILL BE CHOSEN BY RAFFLECOPTER AND NOTIFIED\nVIA EMAIL AND WILL HAVE 48 HOURS TO RESPOND\nOR ANOTHER NAME WILL BE CHOSEN<\/strong><\/div>\na Rafflecopter giveaway<\/a>\n
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