Gps Coyote

Coyote Justice

When the battered and beaten dead body of a young Latin American woman washes up in a flooded creek on her father's three-thousand-acre three-bar D ranch in the sleepy village of Echo, Colorado, medical examiner Jess Doogan makes a horrifying discovery. The dead woman had been surgically implanted with heroin and, even more frightening, a GPS tracking device. That meant whoever was using her as a mule would be coming for her! When Las Vegas FBI field agent Harlan Meeks is called into the case, a major drug-smuggling operation is revealed. Jess's quiet world would change in an instant, and the FBI would change her life forever. Coyote Justice will keep you on the edge of your seat as it weaves the tale of murder, human trafficking, and drug smuggling.

Cruising World

Coyote and Magpie

Coyote and Magpie reexamines the murder charge and, often under difficult conditions, collects information that will be used during a new trial. Involved in the quest for new information and eventual justice are Deputy Sheriff Lenny Craig and citizen Delmar Mentis, who take the reader along with them as they investigate every aspect of the crime that they believe was committed by Irana Dubliski. As evidence is collected, Deputy Craig and Delmar Mentis convince Sheriff Chester Overman and Judge Wolfe that the ultimate sentence be given to Irana Dubliski. Debts due from certain legislators enable the law enforcement group to carry out an unusual punishment at the old, vacated prison. Strange legal and quasi legal machinations are not uncommon in Wyoming, and although this is a purely fictional possibility, that very possibility of using the old prison during an actual case was discussed in 1992. What will Deputy Craig and Delmar Mentis achieve in their investigation and court room drama? What event awaits the defendant Irana Dubliski at the old prison? We shall see as Coyote and Magpie is read.