Nickel and Dime

Name: Nickel and Dime
Price: 2.99 EUR
Author: Doug Ball
ISBN: 9781005310516

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Doug Ball

C. C. Chamberlane
Paru le : 21/07/2021

IN DIME'S WORDSWe set out to serve our country and were danged good at it. We retired with our pittance of a check coming in each month. That check wouldn't... > Lire la suite

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IN DIME'S WORDSWe set out to serve our country and were danged good at it. We retired with our pittance of a check coming in each month. That check wouldn't even pay for our gas to go fishing. Me and Nickel rented ourselves out like a couple of military town young women of the night, only the servicing was with guns and experience. The nickel and dime jobs put us in a position to walk away with millions, and we did.
We went fishing. BUT, we ran into even more money in the Dallas/Fort Worth airport when we signed on to rescue the daughter of a lonely old man, a million dollars were on the line. I, Andrew Dime, and my partner, Noah Nickel, - the man with all the brains - set out to do a simple rescue, no daughter, no pay. Things got interesting fast. First, she headed out of the country. Second, we had problems.
Third, she was the problem. Then, he was the problem. Then they were the problem. Then the Government got in. Then it got exciting, and loud.

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Date de parution : 21/07/2021
Editeur : C. C. Chamberlane
ISBN : 978-1-005-31051-6
EAN : 9781005310516
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Biographie de Doug Ball

Born in California and raised in Arizona. Grew to love the west at a young age while growing up in a blue collar home. Never knew we were kinda poor until I was 21 and making more money than my dad. Dad and mom were still raising three of my siblings. It was a shocker. I joined the navy after high school to get out of school and promptly went to over 2 years of technical schools. Rode submarines for 20 years and retired.
Went back to school and earned a D. Min. while I pastored a couple of small town churches full of great people. My big dream in life was to be a cowboy and own a ranch. Santa never brought me a horse. At 37 I bought a horse and a ranch and lived my dream. I started writing at 39 and sold a few pieces to Mother Earth News, Countryside, and Arizona Magazine, along with many others. Wrote my first book and quit mailing out that western after 47 rejections.
Nobody ever read it. That western is BLOOD ON THE ZUNI which has all five star reviews to date. Got the itch and kept writing. I recommend GENTLE REBELLION. It is the story of the life I wished I could live for years. I wrote it in my head on many a mid-watch at sea. PS. Sea horses are no fun to ride.