Quick Be Jack: A Jack Nolan Novel
By Robert Tarrant
Read by Eric Martin
The Cap's Place Series: Book 3
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ISBN: 9798200464272
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Quick Be Jack is another snapshot into the adventures and evolving lives of Jack Nolan, former Michigan attorney turned bar owner, and those who are a part of Cap's Place, his South Florida Bar. He attempts to assist his friend, Detective Patty Johnson, who suspects that her partner leaked the information that almost cost Jack's bartender her life. The answers Jack finds to lingering questions surrounding several murders and a potential government cover-up are most alarming and may prove to be deadly.
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Quick Be Jack is another snapshot into the adventures and evolving lives of Jack Nolan, former Michigan attorney turned bar owner, and those who are a part of Cap's Place, his South Florida Bar. He attempts to assist his friend, Detective Patty Johnson, who suspects that her partner leaked the information that almost cost Jack's bartender her life. The answers Jack finds to lingering questions surrounding several murders and a potential government cover-up are most alarming and may prove to be deadly.Details
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| Available Formats : | CD, MP3 CD |
| Category: | Fiction |
| Runtime: | 8.25 |
| Audience: | Adult |
| Language: | English |
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Robert Tarrant spent thirty-five years in law enforcement and public safety positions in Michigan and Florida. His experience included work in special weapons and tactics, narcotics, internal
affairs, and emergency management. He is a graduate of Michigan State University and Thomas M. Cooley Law School. Robert currently lives in Texas, where he writes fiction with an eye toward ordinary
people caught up in extraordinary circumstances.