Dawn of a New Era

Lee Pitts · Ronald Beach

Aug 2012 · Xlibris Corporation

About this ebook

The incumbent looking to return to his elected offi ce is often considered the favorite, but President Jerald Mortensen seeking a second term appears to be losing ground to a political newcomer. Across the United States events occur showing the nation that President Mortensens programs are failing. Not involved in the political scene the Broken Dreams Detective Agency becomes drawn in as it seems that a secretive organization called The Ten desires to force term limits on them also. Permanently! President and private citizens soon become allies in the fi ght to end the possible destruction of the countrys political system.

About the author

The Authors, RONALD C. BEACH and LEE W. PITTS are natives of Bremerton, Washington and have been friends from childhood. Both are retired veterans of the U.S. Army, Ron Beach did his twenty-four years in the Military in Armored Cavalry and Tank Battalions and eventually rose to the rank of Command Sergeant Major. Ron served a tour of combat duty in Vietnam in the 25th Infantry Division and later as a civilian volunteered as an advisor to the 11th Armored Cavalry during the first Gulf War on the M1 and M1A1 Tanks. Lee Pitts served as a Combat Engineer in the U.S. Army and was also in the Vietnam War and rose to the rank of Master Sergeant and retired after twenty years of service.

The Authors, RONALD C. BEACH and LEE W. PITTS are natives of Bremerton, Washington and have been friends from childhood. Both are retired veterans of the U.S. Army, Ron Beach did his twenty-four years in the Military in Armored Cavalry and Tank Battalions and eventually rose to the rank of Command Sergeant Major. Ron served a tour of combat duty in Vietnam in the 25th Infantry Division and later as a civilian volunteered as an advisor to the 11th Armored Cavalry during the first Gulf War on the M1 and M1A1 Tanks. Lee Pitts served as a Combat Engineer in the U.S. Army and was also in the Vietnam War and rose to the rank of Master Sergeant and retired after twenty years of service.