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Arnold: A Prequel to Driving in Traffick
Seventeen-year-old Arnold Lade is driving his father's semi when he loses control on a dangerous mountain pass. Arnold hates trucking; he has the talent to become a pro football player, but his father has other plans for him.
With a father who's never home and a sick mother, Arnold learns fast how to get what he wants. When what he wants lands him in trouble, his father's attempt at discipline derails his life. Lessons learned on the road with his father give him an idea and an escape from trucking.
Find out how Arnold manipulates his family and starts up a business that exploits women. You’ll grow to hate this character from Driving in Traffick, but this quick read will show you how he got so nasty.
Arnold gives you the backstory for Driving in Traffick, an exciting inside look at the messy side of the trucking industry.
With a father who's never home and a sick mother, Arnold learns fast how to get what he wants. When what he wants lands him in trouble, his father's attempt at discipline derails his life. Lessons learned on the road with his father give him an idea and an escape from trucking.
Find out how Arnold manipulates his family and starts up a business that exploits women. You’ll grow to hate this character from Driving in Traffick, but this quick read will show you how he got so nasty.
Arnold gives you the backstory for Driving in Traffick, an exciting inside look at the messy side of the trucking industry.
82 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 16, 2017
About the author
Nancy Cupp
16 books16 followersNancy is a lover of the outdoors, animals and books. Her perfect day starts at four AM with a cup of coffee and a good book. By five she would be plunking away at a new novel.
A truck driver, Nancy spent many miles on the road writing books in her head. Trucking didn't allow much time for actually writing them down, however, so she didn't really start to write until she retired.
The Margret Malone series was inspired by time spent at Yosemite National Park as a volunteer. Margret is the kind of character that is in the book so the story can happen. She really isn't what the book is about, she is there to tie the story together.
"One of my favorite characters so far is Blaize, an African-American woman who is an exceptional woman, but doesn't quite know it yet. I plan to make her the main character of the third book in the Margret Malone series."
Nancy is starting a new series for teens. The series will feature a teen, Anna, from New York City with an addicted mother. Anna is dumped off in the midwest to live with her nearly blind uncle who used to be a horse trainer.
A truck driver, Nancy spent many miles on the road writing books in her head. Trucking didn't allow much time for actually writing them down, however, so she didn't really start to write until she retired.
The Margret Malone series was inspired by time spent at Yosemite National Park as a volunteer. Margret is the kind of character that is in the book so the story can happen. She really isn't what the book is about, she is there to tie the story together.
"One of my favorite characters so far is Blaize, an African-American woman who is an exceptional woman, but doesn't quite know it yet. I plan to make her the main character of the third book in the Margret Malone series."
Nancy is starting a new series for teens. The series will feature a teen, Anna, from New York City with an addicted mother. Anna is dumped off in the midwest to live with her nearly blind uncle who used to be a horse trainer.
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