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LAPD Mystery #1

Cracks In The Rainbow

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While driving to warn his partner Rick Dover of a lethal group, Stretch's Bronco erupts in a fireball and plunges into a canyon. Stretch's wife tells Dover the group had a computer connection, so Dover takes Stretch's PC to investigate. Dover and his new partner Falcon find hidden FBI files on Stretch's computer. They uncover a plot that is more dangerous and widespread than either of them can believe. Unsure they can trust anyone, the two cops find the stakes rising with every new twist and turn. Before it is all over, gangbangers, cops, and Dover and Falcon collide in a furious free-for-all which none of them may survive. Non-stop action that is sure to please! Father of four sons, Mark Bouton lives in Kansas, where he writes novels, lifts weights and practices yoga, and often contemplates the universe.

357 pages, Hardcover

First published August 1, 2005

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Mark Bouton

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Mark Bouton earned degrees in sociology and law, then joined the FBI, nabbing killers, kidnappers, and bank robbers across America for 30 years. He played a key role in nailing the Oklahoma City bombers. He uses his background in tracking down real criminals to write mystery/suspense novels.
The Max cosmic mystery series features a former FBI agent turned PI who solves crimes using his knowledge of the workings of the universe. The other novels show two LAPD homicide detectives solving murders and conspiracies. He has also written a non-fiction book entitled How to Spot Lies Like the FBI. Bouton lives on a cattle and horse ranch north of Topeka, Kansas, where he does chores, writes, reads, lifts weights, plays electric guitar, and contemplates the known universe.

Series:
* Max Austin Mystery
* LAPD Mystery

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February 20, 2012
Thorougly enjoyable. Fast paced with strong characterisation. If you want a quick and easy but engrossing book this one would be a good choice.
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