The Blood Stone

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Frank Mott retired from the US Army after two tours of duty in Afghanistan and Iraq. Along with his Canine combat dog "King", both received Purple Heart awards during the desert wars and both retired at the same time.

Frank Mott petitioned the Army to be King's care taker and the Army agreed--- King was his...forever.


Upon discharge Frank Mott requested the examination to be a US Marshal. He passed the litmus tests and was sworn in as a US Marshal.  With King at his side amid the graduation class of twenty new Agents, He was assigned to be liaison for the US Marshal Director: Arthur Shermen.


After four years of service Frank Mott was wounded in a gun fight with Columbian drug dealers and under duress he retired to be a Private Investigator. His boyhood friend and retired ex-Fireman, Bart Symington sometimes joins Frank in investigations both at home and abroad.


Frank Mott lives in Honolulu, Hawaii on an estate with a twenty two room mansion. Frank paid for this home and land holdings with cash he garnered from the Chinese government during an investigation of their counterfeiting gaming chips used in Casinos worldwide. Frank Mott secretly kept some fourteen million dollars for himself before informing his old boss Arty Shermen at the US Marshals office. Arty Shermen duly put the remaining twenty million in the Washington D.C. "slush fund" as he called it.


Frank Mott is married to the most beautiful gal in the world and anyone that sees her agrees. How Frank met this charming beauty read: " Tailor made Jail sentence" by this author. The four stories in this book-series shares the fun, mystery, shenanigans and action as Frank and Bart and King relate to each other as the Lone Ranger and Tonto.

Frank Mott retired from the US Army after two tours of duty in Afghanistan and Iraq. Along with his Canine combat dog "King", both received Purple Heart awards during the desert wars and both retired at the same time. Frank Mott petitioned the Army to be King's care taker and the Army agreed--- ...

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Douglas MacKinnon is a former writer for both the White House and the Pentagon. His articles have appeared in many journals including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, and more. MacKinnon is the author of America's Last Days, Rolling Pennies in the Dark: A Memoir with a Message, and The Apocalypse Directive among others.
Douglas MacKinnon is a former writer for both the White House and the Pentagon. His articles have appeared in many journals including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, The Wall Street Journal, and more. MacKinnon is the author of America's Last Days, Rolling Pennies in the...

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