Probable Cause

by Steven Clark Bradley

Have you ever wished you could decide the best way to right a serious wrong done to you? Chief Inspector Corbett (Core) Mandeville was the best of the best in solving the worst crimes in his state…until now. He and a killer have an uncanny affinity, with more than one attitude in common. This crime is too close to Core’s own heart and experience for comfort. This killer has a reason for his crime, and Core understands it completely. Get into the mind of the killer and the cop. Find a link that makes for exciting, lethal and profound act of vengeful justice. You will be tantalized and amazed by how similar they both can be when all their actions are based on a new set of core values.

171 pages, Paperback

First published January 30, 2006

About the author

I loved Tom Clancy as a writer but also as a Patriotic Lover of America that he was! He was a real mentor to me! I am so sad about this! In my opinion, he was the best and the most important writer of the 20th century.

We love you Tom! Jack Ryan will live forever because of you! Tom Clancy's passing makes me really feel so sad and is such a great loss! Clancy's too real for comfort novels "changed our lives as writers forever." as my dear friend, Joseph De Cross wrote me. Clancy can never be replaced, adequately imitated and his like will never be repeated...never!

It made my eyes wet when I heard the news that this giant of literature had died. He was the image of what I have written, and he saw the future and it made me learn to do so. I never met him, never spoke to him and I never had the honor of shaking his hand, but I know him and feel we are friends, because in a real way I became him...without his level of talent and though I am not worthy to hold his pen.

Though we shall never have the great pleasure of holding future amazing journeys he would have certainly penned had he stayed with us, he is nevertheless still alive and will be forever, as all writers shall be in the pages of their writing that bear the signatures of his soul! I am sure he passed with no regrets and surely "No Remorse."