The Chameleon

About the Book

A teller takes a lunch break from First Union Bank and never returns to work. The bank manager, goes thru the tellers draw and realizes that nearly fifty thousand dollars is missing.

The FBI and Florida Department of law enforcement is called in to investigate. What they uncovered was a lengthy paper trail, that led them to one of the biggest criminal organizations in Miami. The organization was led by three young individuals in their early to mid twenties. One of the key members of the organization, set off the chain reaction, that had the FBI investigating our organization for nearly two years before indicting us under the Rico Act.

The FBI puts Michael under the microscope in hopes of scaring him enough so that he may turn into an informant. Their tactics would have worked if they were dealing with your average criminal. Michael is intelligent, witty, he’s a Chameleon with a scorpions tale.  

This story takes you into the world of identity theft and some of Miami’s notorious strip clubs, the lavish spending, the women and sex. It takes you into Michael’s world, where all is never what they seem to be. Where allowing your self to fall in love, living the type of life he was living is not the best antidote. Michael had it all and tried to use his wealth and power to control those around him. He wanted to run the city of Miami. Michael was a very powerful and dangerous man, that had to be stopped.

The greed, the snitching and wanting to continue living the lavish lifestyle he had grown to love so  much would lead to Michael's downfall.

About the Author

Franky Charles

Born May 7, 1973

I’ve lived in Miami Fl, for nearly 30 years.

My hobbies- Reading, Writing, traveling and gambling abroad

My Addiction- is women and the love of money! mostly women though.

What inspired me to become a writer are my life experiences. I’ve done so much in my short young life and so decided to share it in my writing.

I’m always challenging myself, doing things with my life that continues to defy the odds. Every book I write will have bits of my personality.

 Reading my novel is a way of reading into my thoughts and finding out pieces of my life. It's about getting up close and personal.

“If you haven’t read me then you’ll never really know me!”

fccharl@yahoo.com