Dodge County is old Florida and rarely visited by tourists. It is flat scrub land and slow-moving rivers, far from the shadows of condominiums, white sand beaches and theme parks. While those who live here struggle mightily to pay their modest rents and to keep their disagreeable jobs, it remains a rugged and raw part of America that still respects its pioneers and treasures its independence. .On the other side of the world lays oil-rich Chechnya, where restless patriots seek to share in the petro riches of its Russian motherland. Accepting one final contract before retirement, Emilio Fortino, professional operative and assassin, develops a kidnap scheme to pressure Russian leadership into granting valuable concessions. When Fortino snatches the jet-setting son of the Russian president during the Super Bowl in Tampa, his path crosses that of Dodge County s Sheriff Lawrence Garrison. Based on a fragile theory and slim evidence, Garrison pursues his adversary, and finds himself tracking a worthy and humane foe. Hunter and prey, he finds, share similar principles and ideals. Their decisive confrontation leads readers to a dramatic and unexpected conclusion.LaFleur captures the shimmering uncommon beauty of old Florida with muscular and rhythmic energy. Every character is authentic; every episode evokes the fierce intensity of a little-known region unwittingly drawn into a complex scheme of international deception.Disturbing the Peace is a novel about honesty and deceit, disillusionment and trust, loss and hope.
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P.D. LaFleur is a native of New England who currently lives on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. Disturbing the Peace is his fourth novel. His third, Mill Town, was awarded a Gold Medal at the 2009 Independent Publishers Book Awards and a President s Book Award from the Florida Publishers Association.
Dodge County is old Florida and rarely visited by tourists. It is flat scrub land and slow-moving rivers, far from the shadows of condominiums, white sand beaches and theme parks. While those who live here struggle mightily to pay their modest rents and to keep their disagreeable jobs, it remains a rugged and raw part of America that still respects its pioneers and treasures its independence. .On the other side of the world lays oil-rich Chechnya, where restless patriots seek to share in the petro riches of its Russian motherland. Accepting one final contract before retirement, Emilio Fortino, professional operative and assassin, develops a kidnap scheme to pressure Russian leadership into granting valuable concessions. When Fortino snatches the jet-setting son of the Russian president during the Super Bowl in Tampa, his path crosses that of Dodge County s Sheriff Lawrence Garrison. Based on a fragile theory and slim evidence, Garrison pursues his adversary, and finds himself tracking a worthy and humane foe. Hunter and prey, he finds, share similar principles and ideals. Their decisive confrontation leads readers to a dramatic and unexpected conclusion.LaFleur captures the shimmering uncommon beauty of old Florida with muscular and rhythmic energy. Every character is authentic; every episode evokes the fierce intensity of a little-known region unwittingly drawn into a complex scheme of international deception.Disturbing the Peace is a novel about honesty and deceit, disillusionment and trust, loss and hope.
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