Self Rescue - Price, Phillip W.
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Return to the Daniel Byrd Adventures in the third installment, Self-Rescue. As a GBI agent, Daniel Byrd works all kinds of cases north of Atlanta, Georgia-drugs, corrupt officials, and murder to name a few. But what he doesn't expect is to find himself tangled in a case that leads halfway across the country to Texas. Familiar faces, Trooper Montana Worley and Texas Ranger Clete Petterson, discover a strange plane flying over the Mexican border, heading east toward Georgia. As the case develops in Georgia and El Paso, Texas, Byrd and his law enforcement partners fall deeper into danger as the…mehr

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Return to the Daniel Byrd Adventures in the third installment, Self-Rescue. As a GBI agent, Daniel Byrd works all kinds of cases north of Atlanta, Georgia-drugs, corrupt officials, and murder to name a few. But what he doesn't expect is to find himself tangled in a case that leads halfway across the country to Texas. Familiar faces, Trooper Montana Worley and Texas Ranger Clete Petterson, discover a strange plane flying over the Mexican border, heading east toward Georgia. As the case develops in Georgia and El Paso, Texas, Byrd and his law enforcement partners fall deeper into danger as the situation unravels. What begins as a possible drug-smuggling case turns into Byrd's biggest, spanning state lines and even the Mexican border. This time Byrd may be in so deep, no one can help him. Self-Rescue will keep you on the edge of your seat as you follow Agent Byrd-from deadly shootouts to high-flying action, and even the cartel-in his most thrilling adventure yet.
Autorenporträt
Phillip W. Price began his law enforcement career in late 1974. On January 8, 1978, Price was appointed to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) as a Special Agent. Price served in various capacities with the GBI, from working in extreme South Georgia swamplands to the North Georgia mountains. SAC Price retired on October 31, 2006, with twenty-nine years of criminal investigative experience.In 2010, Price was hired to lead the Cherokee Multi-Agency Narcotics Squad (CMANS), a drug task force in Canton, Georgia. Price re-retired on December 17, 2021.Price has an associate in arts degree from Reinhardt University, a bachelor of science degree from North Georgia University, and a master's in public administration from Columbus State University.He lives in Canton, Georgia.