Iron Dogs

Cliff Robertson

wrz 2008 · Pneuma Springs Publishing

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There is a Mole in the Police Force Two men are murdered a third survives. They are thousands of miles apart yet they have one common denominator. They all testified against a career criminal called Banks. He went to jail but escaped and is seeking revenge. The survivor is Peterson. Peterson has been hiding in Canada's frozen north but a minor offence leads to him being finger printed. A renegade police officer on the pay of Banks has been passing police information to Banks. Only Peterson knows the identity of the mole but Banks is on his way up north to kill Peterson. The senior police Chief must get to Peterson before Banks and his men. Robert Laye, a police officer working in the area and Maddy Pearson, a young woman working for Peterson combine forces to help the "Chief" solve the mystery of the mole in the police force. A blizzard, murder and retribution all combine to make this a thrilling tale with a twist in the tail - naturally. Cliff Robertson is the son of a Canadian father and an English mother and has lived and worked in both countries. Cliff has travelled extensively in the Canadian Bush, fishing and camping. It was while working in Canada's far north that he learned some of the ways of the native people and fell in love with the wild and sparsely populated northland. Cliff is now retired and spends his time writing novels with the Canadian Rockies as the back drop. He lives with his wife Sylvia in the Victorian seaside resort of Seaton Carew near Hartlepool, a seaboard town on the north east coast of England. Iron Dogs is his debut novel. Book reviews online: PublishedBestsellers website.

O autorze

Cliff is the son of an English Mother and a Canadian Father. His Grandparents, Christian and Helena Steffenson, emigrated from Copenhagen Denmark to Canada in the latter part of the nineteenth century, and his Mother’s family are from the north east coast of England. He is a family man, married to Sylvia for forty-eight years, and they have five children, two sons and three daughters, and several much loved Grandchildren. The vast untamed wilderness of Canada has inspired Cliff to write, and the wilderness still fills him with awe. It is a place of great beauty but also a dangerous place where one can never take anything for granted. Cliff is now retired and lives on England’s North Eastern seaboard in the Victorian village of Seaton Carew, and spends his days writing novels.