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Runnin' Hot

Barbara Butterfield
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Bob McCutchen's personal and professional life as a highly respected and decorated Texas Ranger is thoroughly put to the test. With able-bodied backup, McCutchen and his team of dedicated lawmen take on the ever-rising flood of criminal activity swirling around the nefarious CEO of Fletcher Industries.

At times, McCutchen's personal life and professional conduct find him in conflict. Spiraling downward into the muddy waters of criminal activity this law enforcement community is intricately weaved together illustrating the officers' high risks, human cost, and enduring commitment to see justice done. Question is: at what point do justice and personal vendetta intersect?

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