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OFF TRACK
Two buddies steal over a million dollars from the trunk of a horseplayer's car during the middle of the night. How they knew about the money is a mystery in itself. They celebrate over a couple of Lumberjack Slams at Denny's when suddenly they spot their own vehicle leaving the parking lot with a teenager at the wheel and the stolen money in the trunk. Oh, boy! Soupy Jefferson and Hank Hawkins are not the sharpest tacks in the box but they are loveable characters who dig at each other like siblings squabbling over the last piece of cake. Operating under the radar of the FBI, Soupy and Hank turn a heist into a puzzle with missing pieces.
Multiple Suspects
William Rollins, Special Agent in charge of the bank robbery division of the FBI, has the call. Special Agent Stephanie Drysdale gets the assignment. Shes young. Shes aggressive. Shes a star in the making in the Richmond, Virginia office. A deposit of bills with sequential numbers shows up in a bank in LaPlata, Maryland. The bills originated with the robbery of Short Pump National bank nineteen months earlier in Richmond. She and Rollins trace the bills to a church in King George, Virginia. A second deposit pops up in Richmond. Then a third. And a fourth. In each case, bills have been donated anonymously to a worthy cause. The bills keep coming. Capturing and prosecuting two bank robbers is ...
The Banks Club
One shot destroys the day, and the golf trip to the Outer Banks. One damn shot. Rick Palumbo watches it cut through the glorious sunshine like a knife through butter, the morning breeze having absolutely no effect on its trajectory. Then it disappears into the trees down the right side of the fairway. Mike Tompkins, the guy who hit the shot, grabs a two-iron from his bag and heads down the right rough swinging the iron from side to side like a weed-eater in attack mode. When he arrives at the point of entry, he steps into the woods to find his ball. Moments later, his three playing partners follow in his footsteps to help with the search. Mike is nowhere to be found. But his two-iron is wrapped around a tree and blood is covering the bottom of the face
What about Mario?
Emma Frederico got twenty years for robbing nineteen banks. No court. No lawyers. No time behind bars. The Director of the FBI offered her a deal. For twenty years she would work for the FBI as a freelance makeup artist. On call. Anywhere. Anyplace. Anytime. The same masterful skill she used to fool the FBI would now be an asset to the FBI. She cannot reveal to anyone that she was the disguised person behind the robberies or the Meg Ryan look that captured Mario Bozzela's heart. The FBI informed Mario that he fell for a disguise. The FBI knew she had bought him a million dollar horse. She loves the guy and seriously wants a relationship. Would Mario have interest? Maybe. Maybe not. Will the FBI get in the way? Could happen. Does he think Emma is actually Cassie, the name of the gal who looked like Meg Ryan? Same body type. Same personality. Same interest in horse racing. Lots of questions. Few answers. Is Mario ready for a relationship with any woman after what the Meg Ryan lookalike put him through?
Follow the Money
THE PERFECT BEACH READ! Don't dare reveal the ending. Award winning writer Jerry Radford takes you on a riveting journey from the Outer Banks of North Carolina to historic Saratoga Springs, New York. A U.S. Senator loses $30 million overboard. It's bribe money. Bo Coleman fishes it out of the ocean. What he does with the money will astound you. This is one rip-roaring read. Non-stop action. Radford weaves profound insight into a story of greed, compassion, horseracing and love. Characters come to life in ways you'd never imagine. Some you'll love, some you'll hate. The intrigue pulsates. The romance sizzles. The humor sparkles. Twists, turns and a stunning conclusion make this thriller a must read but don't dare reveal the ending.
Multiple Suspects
William Rollins, Special Agent in charge of the bank robbery division of the FBI, has the call. Special Agent Stephanie Drysdale gets the assignment. She's young. She's aggressive. She's a star in the making in the Richmond, Virginia office. A deposit of bills with sequential numbers shows up in a bank in LaPlata, Maryland. The bills originated with the robbery of Short Pump National bank nineteen months earlier in Richmond. She and Rollins trace the bills to a church in King George, Virginia. A second deposit pops up in Richmond. Then a third. And a fourth. In each case, bills have been donated anonymously to a worthy cause. The bills keep coming. Capturing and prosecuting two bank robbers ...
University of the Cumberlands
Alumni record as of date of last alumni directory,2011, categorized in 125 career categories; individual biographical information on around350 alumni whose stories have been told in the past alumni magazine or other University /College publications
FOOTPRINTS
A collection of short stories collected during my years of working and living in Illinois, Wyoming, and Colorado.
