Taken - Roland, Jessie O.
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Like action from the Get-Go? Then Taken is right up your alley. When the former First Lady of the United States is taken off of Main Street in her hometown, how far will the Secret Service go to find and rescue her? To one Agent the answer is to the ends of the Earth. Meet Marsha Jefferson who never plays by the rules. Meet a sassy Georgia peach who can wrap a man around her little finger and laugh about it, you'll love Misty Graham. Then there is a newspaper reporter who gets caught in the middle. Is his life really in danger? He certainly thinks so and won't leave his hotel room without…mehr

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Like action from the Get-Go? Then Taken is right up your alley. When the former First Lady of the United States is taken off of Main Street in her hometown, how far will the Secret Service go to find and rescue her? To one Agent the answer is to the ends of the Earth. Meet Marsha Jefferson who never plays by the rules. Meet a sassy Georgia peach who can wrap a man around her little finger and laugh about it, you'll love Misty Graham. Then there is a newspaper reporter who gets caught in the middle. Is his life really in danger? He certainly thinks so and won't leave his hotel room without protection. There is a slew of good guys against a host of bad guys. Who will win in the end? Of course, the good guys win, but they need the help of an old-fashioned Wild West posse, after all, it's Wyoming. Will Lewis MacDonald, the former President, keep his faith in God? It will be tested and retested. And Beverly, the former First Lady, can she endure her ordeal of captivity and remain faithful, let's hope so. The exciting conclusion will have you hanging by your fingertips and gasping for air like you're drowning.
Autorenporträt
Jessie Roland is a Vietnam Veteran and spent eight years in the U.S. Army. He served in Special Forces as a Captain. He lives in Colquitt, Georgia. The State of the Union is his first novel.