In preparation for the total eclipse of the sun, Idaho’s Treasure Valley law enforcement agencies announced they’d be out in force in the areas of totality because of the huge influx of outside spectators. Carla King, owner of the Eclipse, a Boise strip club, takes notice and institutes a plan to knock over a bank in Caldwell, Idaho. The only thing she needs are the men to help her pull it off. Enter Marsden Cruse and Latrelle Tyler, a pair of recent parolees for armed robbery, and Deke Moon, Mars’s criminal friend. Oh, and Carla’s been having an affair with the Bank President, who’s the inside man. With a few glitches, they pull off the robbery, but soon friction between the gang members develops. With the FBI closing in on the gang, each of them makes decisions that will affect their lives. Not all of them will survive.
Randall Moore makes Boise, Idaho, his home after living most of his life in Southern California. He’s a rabid reader and lover of history and peppers his tales, when appropriate, with historical references and strives to make the details as historically accurate and pertinent as possible. While he has extensive experience writing, whether it’s poetry, personal journals, newspaper articles, or advertising copywriting, he’s always had a soft spot in his heart for fiction. To that end, he began to pour all his energy into writing fiction in 2013. To this date, he has written 32 novels in varying degrees of completion. He’s self-published 17 and published another with Atmosphere Press. For more information please visit his website at randallmoorefiction.com.