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Captain Willis personally took the report, wanting to go over the details of what had gone down with the FBI and others. Jarrett and Thayne had to walk a thin line between what they knew was going to be deemed classified and what wasn\u2019t. They never mentioned the CIA\u2019s involvement. Since it took place on US soil, it would no doubt make things sticky if Langley was mentioned. The last thing they could do was risk putting all the details of a joint government operation into a police report so they continuously had to refer Willis back to the FBI for clarification if he felt it was necessary.<\/p>\n

They classified it as a covert op and Willis finally backed off, taking down the details of the Jeep\u2019s explosion and leaving the written report void of any of the other things that had gone down at the Fernandez farm that night. After shaking the man\u2019s hand, they finally left the station at 11:00 a.m. and headed to a nearby hotel to get some showers and some desperately needed rest. Once in their room, they made calls to Suki Chang, apologizing to her for missing their morning appointment, and rescheduling it for the next day.<\/p>\n

Next on the list was a call to SAC Stanger. That call took a lot longer because they thought the man should know exactly what had gone down with the fireworks smugglers and the connection to the Freedom Brigade, the bomb builder hidden among them, and finally the blowing up of Jarrett\u2019s Jeep. Stanger almost had a cow when he heard that someone had planted a bomb in the Jeep.<\/p>\n

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If running from a hit man wasn’t scary enough, ATF agent Thayne Wolfe, has a new challenge in his life and this one may be even more dangerous than the last. He has to figure out how to work with his reckless new partner, a handsome former Marine who seems to have a death wish. Jarrett Evans never stays in one place very long and being chained to a desk doing paperwork is not his idea of entertainment. His lover and new partner at the ATF seems to find ways to throw a monkey wrench into all his fun, especially when Thayne wants to curtail his need to jump off ten story buildings.<\/p>\n

When their boss sends them to San Diego to investigate a fireworks accident, he figures Jarrett can\u2019t hurt anyone playing with sparkers, not even himself. The fact is, danger, intrigue and Jarrett’s dubious past seem to follow the men wherever they go. From a Marine base at the Mexican border to an explosion in LA\u2019s Chinatown, they aren’t prepared for a seriously pissed off militia, a smoking hot ex-lover, and more guys who want them dead.<\/p>\n

The sparks will fly in and out of the bedroom in Flash and Bang. (Flash and Bang contains an exciting excerpt from book 3, Slip and Slide) OceanofPDF.com Flash and Bang Copyright 2016 Patricia Logan All rights reserved Edited by: Liz Bichmann Cover Design by: AJ Corza Formatting by: JP Adkins AuthorPatriciaLogan.com OceanofPDF.com About the Ebook You Have Just Purchased Your non-refundable purchase of this e-book allows you to only ONE LEGAL copy for your own personal reading on your own personal computer or device. You do not have resell or distribution rights without the prior written permission of both the publisher and the copyright owner of this book.<\/p>\n

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