Straw Men
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“Do you know how the cartel is going to deliver to you?” Parsons asked. Isaacs eyes narrowed and he scooted out of the booth. “Come with me,” he said. Parsons stood up and followed him to the restroom. Isaacs held the door for him and as he entered, stepped aside and slammed Parsons into the sink and mirror above it. Parsons’ head banged against the glass violently. “Listen carefully,” Isaacs said throwing his shoulder and all his weight against the smaller man while at the same reaching into his shirt and retrieving an Army Colt .45 which he shoved under Parsons chin. “I’m going to step back and you’re going to undo your shirt and take it off along with your pants. Very quickly now. “ He pushed the button on the handle on the door to lock it. “Do it,” he ordered, his drill sergeant instincts taking over. Parsons quickly unbuttoned his shirt and stepped out of his trousers not even worrying about the floor which wasn’t terribly clean. “Turn around,” Isaacs commanded. “Okay. Get dressed.” Parsons did as told and Isaacs, satisfied there was no wire, put his piece away.
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A fire at an upscale mountain resort area outside of Colorado Springs, leads ATF’s Sam Tanner and DEA’s Mike Reach on an investigation into the world of Mexican drug cartels, Chicago crack houses, and murder. Follow Tanner and Reach and their investigative team as they work to unravel the grand conspiracy being orchestrated by rogue army combat vets and their former street-gang brethren. Straw Men is the second in a series, following Rocky Mountain High, in which Tanner and his ATF and DEA colleagues work to infiltrate a tight-knit unit of gang members, narcotics traffickers, and the “good citizens” who supply them with guns.
About the Author
Dan K. Thomasson is a career Washington journalist, nationally syndicated columnist and former newspaper executive. He lives in Washington, D.C. Scot L. Thomasson, a former agent with the State Department’s Bureau of Diplomatic Security and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, has broad experience in both domestic and international investigations. He lives in Virginia.