The Flim-Flam City
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Her body displayed just the right amount of wrong. And just the right amount of evil; a benignly devilish customized frame contoured in a black dress that was just one quick zip away from dropping on the floor.
Her matching black serape with embedded peacock feathers formed horizontal epaulets that were not only multi-colored and many splendored, and a tad bizarre, but stunningly upper crust attention getters.
The devil made Roy take another long look at the gorgeous, statuesque lady as she approached. "How are you?" She finally whispered softly with lips that puckered and shoulders that shrugged just enough to cause the peacock feathers to droop.
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A sip and flip thriller. The reader will meet elected officials who rule their custom-made government through murder, corruption and cover-up.
The strong determination of a victim's widow to see justice done takes matters into her own hands until, finally, the Federal Strike Force shows up.. But there are new, dangerous obstacles to face before law and order is restored.
About the Author
Elvin C. Bell served sixteen years in elected public office in California.
He is a former correspondent for Time magazine and is a retired U. S. Air Force Colonel. He served four years in the Pentagon, and three special assignments in the White House—one as presidential advisor during the United States/Soviet Union summit conference.
During the Iron Curtain era, Bell led several intelligence missions into Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia.
He commanded seven different military units, including a Squadron and a Group, during his 31 years of enlisted and commissioned service. During that service, he had military assignments in eleven different countries.
Bell’s retirement ceremony in the Pentagon during the Reagan Administration was attended by Vice President Bush.
This is his eighteenth book.