The best rule to avoid an
active shooter is prevention. But what happens when prevention doesn't work?
Jake's first job working in the warehouse for Mason introduces him
to Devin, a retired undercover police officer. As head of security for the
entire contact center complex Devin's influence gives Jake the courage to save
a young office assistant, Mia from Paul's unwanted advance.
When Paul is terminated and
returns to the complex seeking revenge Jake turns to his new mentor for help.
Will Jake escape the active shooter? Will he be the hero once more and save Mia
from a fate worse than death?
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Devin, Alexander’s Head of Security, a tall, man in his late
forties with the muscular body of a 30 year old stepped to the front of
the line and raised the baseball into the air before the crowd. “Say your
prayers,” Devin shouted to Mason who was perched on top of the dunking booth
platform.
Mason smoothed back his wavy black hair. His dark brown eyes
flashed with challenge. “You may be able to beat me in the boxing ring but I’m
betting you’re as bad at tossing the ball as you are throwing a dart. You’ll
miss by a mile.”
Devin flashed an evil grin and threw the ball with unmatched
fury. A loud ping and Mason plunged into the water. Devin yelled at the booth,
“I throw darts like I shoot. I never miss.”
The crowd cheered with delight. Mason climbed up out of
the booth and back onto the platform. He smiled at Devin and said, “You were
undercover narcotics, Devin. I bet you were so stoned most of the time, you
couldn’t even find your weapon much less pull it out and unleash your cop like
fury.”
Devin shot another ball at the target and Mason went
down again. Climbing back on the platform Mason taunted, “You must have
firsthand experience of the effect drugs have on a man’s weapon. How did
you ever manage to have any kids?”
The crowd moaned at Mason’s taunt. The third ball shot
through the air and Mason went down again. The crowd went crazy. Devin grinned
and shouted at the booth, “Stay down, Mason. Give it up before you drown.”
Author bio:
I have one of those
brains that won't turn off at night. Many nights I would distract my intellect
by revamping a movie, book or TV show in my mind. I would twist and turn the
plots and characters to achieve the ending I preferred. That developed into
side stories about my favorite minor characters. Each night I fell asleep in
the middle of a grand adventure. It wasn't long before I began to create
stories of my own and put pen to paper.
I love a good adventure. I love a good romance. As the
mother of seven children, I also learned to love to play video games. One day
it occurred to me to write an adventure that flowed like a video game and I
added a touch of romance. Thus, Hypnotic Journey was born. The HJ characters
are like a family to me. They are foolish, daring, resourceful, passionate and
dedicated to their friends.
My love for Science Fiction gave birth to the Treborel
Series. It’s a paranormal Sci-Fi romance featuring a psychotic villain and a
multiple layer
of hero's fighting to survive the chaos.
I write about how friendship and love can carry you through
situations that you might not otherwise survive. You will find my stories
exciting and steamy, but I am not an erotic writer. My stories fade to dark
when the steam begins to rise, but take it from me, the steam does rise and
emotions do soar.
Links to social media sites for the author
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My
10 favorite things(not in any particular order)
1.
A
good exciting scifi/fantasy book
2.
The
Hobbit movies
3.
A
dozen roses on a special occasion
4.
Drive-in
theater- why or why are they disappearing!
5.
Anything
pink
6.
Kind
people
7.
Sitting
on a beach with a good book
8.
The
mountains
9.
My
dog Jack- when he's not barking
10.
My
family
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