Fire Fly - Remaley, Allen R.
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The Southern California fi res of 2025, were said to be caused by heavy winds and lack of precipitation over a period of time. American media thundered out its agreement that the horrendous fi res were the result of climatic conditions. But in their haste to fi ll the electronic airways with the repeated and well-programed causes, something was overlooked---the human element of good versus evil. A young Caucasian federal marshal, and his onetime fellow college student, a beautiful black-American female, become embroiled in a plot by two amateur arsonists---Fire Fly and Lightning Bug. Seemingly…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The Southern California fi res of 2025, were said to be caused by heavy winds and lack of precipitation over a period of time. American media thundered out its agreement that the horrendous fi res were the result of climatic conditions. But in their haste to fi ll the electronic airways with the repeated and well-programed causes, something was overlooked---the human element of good versus evil. A young Caucasian federal marshal, and his onetime fellow college student, a beautiful black-American female, become embroiled in a plot by two amateur arsonists---Fire Fly and Lightning Bug. Seemingly by chance, these four unlikely players dance across the Nation to an interesting conclusion for all parties in the game of cat and mouse.
Autorenporträt
Allen R. Remaley has written sixteen books concerning his life's experiences as a United States Marine, secondary and university professor and teacher. He prides himself as having avoided the regular trappings of other authors; he has never taken an American life, been involved in fraudulent dealings with others, never accused his parents of child abuse, never been accused of sexual harassment or been divorced from a woman he once loved. In fact, he lives with his wife of sixty-six years, holds a doctorate in French and in the Teaching of Foreign Languages, and knows how to use transformational grammar. He loves his country, his wife, the United States Marine Corps, and he writes about it.