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Angel in the Full Moon

A Jack Taggart Mystery

by (author) Don Easton

Publisher
Dundurn
Initial publish date
May 2008
Category
General, Police Procedural, NON-CLASSIFIABLE
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781770703377
    Publish Date
    May 2008
    List Price
    $11.99
  • eBook

    ISBN
    9781554884926
    Publish Date
    May 2008
    List Price
    $6.99
  • Paperback / softback

    ISBN
    9781550028133
    Publish Date
    May 2008
    List Price
    $11.99

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Description

In this gritty, gut-wrenching sequel to Loose Ends and Above Ground, Jack Taggart continues as an undercover Mountie whose quest for justice takes him from the sunny, tourist-laden beaches of Cuba to the ghettos of Hanoi. His targets deal in human flesh, smuggling unwitting victims for the sex trade. It is a story fraught with raw human emotion, and characters so real that they could not be figments of someone’s imagination.

Jack's personal vendetta for justice is questioned by his partner, until he reveals the secret behind his motivation, exposing the very essence of his soul.

This is the world of the undercover operative: a world of lies, treachery, and deception. A world where violence erupts without warning, like a ticking time bomb on a crowded bus. It isn't a matter of if that bomb will go off -- it is a matter of how close you are to it when it does.

About the author

Don Easton spent his career in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as an undercover operative who worked in foreign countries. He lives in Victoria, British Columbia.

Don Easton's premise for writing this novel came from personal experience. He was a former RCMP undercover operative who had been sent to El Paso where his investigation then took him into Juarez. Some of the events in this novel are shocking, made even more so when told by someone who has been there. Birds of a Feather is Easton's sixth Jack Taggart Mystery, following Loose Ends, Above Ground, Angel in the Full Moon, Samurai Code, and Dead Ends.

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