Killing Heroes - Cannon, Jay
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Felicia Clifton is a decorated veteran from a family of cops and veterans. After a stint as an Army Ranger, she joins the DC police force. Her only goal in life is to rid the world of criminals. But after getting her partner killed, then shooting an unarmed youth, she is placed on desk duty. When Felicia witnesses an attempted kidnapping, she comes face-to-face with the person responsible for killing special forces veterans across the US. The same killings that landed her father in jail. Felicia later wounds the killer, who seeks retribution by framing Felicia for murder. Now on the run,…mehr

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Felicia Clifton is a decorated veteran from a family of cops and veterans. After a stint as an Army Ranger, she joins the DC police force. Her only goal in life is to rid the world of criminals. But after getting her partner killed, then shooting an unarmed youth, she is placed on desk duty. When Felicia witnesses an attempted kidnapping, she comes face-to-face with the person responsible for killing special forces veterans across the US. The same killings that landed her father in jail. Felicia later wounds the killer, who seeks retribution by framing Felicia for murder. Now on the run, Felicia must find the killer, clear her father, and stop a new terror, which threatens civilization itself. So terrifying that she joins the killer to stop it.
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Jay Cannon (JC) grew up in the projects of western Michigan. After high school, he joined the Navy where he worked on the flight deck of aircraft carriers. After leaving the Navy, JC spent twenty years as a computer programmer, mostly at startups, in the United States, England, France and Sweden. After working at Microsoft for sixteen years, he retired and moved to DC where he joined Congress as a technical fellow. At the end of the fellowship, he and his wife moved to Richmond, Virginia and joined the James River Writers where he writes. He has written two technical manuals, five science fiction novels and a poetry book.