The Placebo Effect A new designer drug sweeps the Southwest and Jack Sloan is caught in the riptide
A new designer drug sweeps the Southwest, and Jack Sloan is caught in the riptide.
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The Placebo Effect Larry Seeley
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Larry Seeley
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The Placebo Effect Larry Seeley
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Published :2019-09-20T01:58:12+00:00
Larry Seeley, author of the award winning mystery suspense novel, Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves April 2010 and new followup, 17 Degrees North March 2012 , is the ex CEO of the world s largest privately owned training company, the former CEO of the gaming firm that built the first Native casino in Maritime Canada, and a former professional blackjack player.He and his wife, Katie, live twenty miles north of Santa Fe in a high desert valley bounded on the east by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and on the west by the Jemez range There they care for several chickens, nine cats, and four dogs on their secluded rancho Katie is active in finding foster and adoptive homes for lost and abandoned pets Larry spends his time writing the third novel in the Jack Sloan series, Bridge of the Americas.An army veteran, Larry speaks, reads and writes fluent Arabic Among his many vocations, he considers building a Native casino in New Brunswick, Canada among the most educational.Con artists and swindlers swarmed Native casinos in the early days, and learning to deal with them and discovering whom you could trust and who had a knife at your back gave Seeley a distinct edge in deciphering people and a decided advantage in character creation and development.The strength of his writing lies in his characters Seeley s protagonist, Jack Sloan, represents all good guys caught in bad situations He s tough, but fair, and takes the reader through the agonizing decisions faced by people who must choose between right and wrong, good and evil, and do what is necessary.
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Writer's Digest Judge: It opens with the requisite scene of violence, and the author tends to jump from point of view to point of view in his short chapters, allowing the different plot lines to dovetail around the central protagonist. It's a standard approach if readers are willing to ride along until the pieces become clearer. The writing style for the protagonist is very readable: a little humor, a little macho, a lot grumpy. The Southwest setting is handled well, and the intrigue and double [...]