The Weather Girl'S Assassin - Cromartie, Sam
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When an accident bumps weather girl Catilyn Duprey into the prime-time news anchor role at WQOT TV in Daytona Beach, Florida, she covers accusations that the US senator from Florida committed sex crimes. Instead of following the teleprompter, she defends the senator and suggests that someone high in the government may have framed him. Within days, she becomes the subject of investigations by multiple federal agencies and soon must face an assassin intent on killing her. FBI special agent Kyle Murphy lives for one purposeto capture the terrorist who murdered his fiance. When his special agent…mehr

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When an accident bumps weather girl Catilyn Duprey into the prime-time news anchor role at WQOT TV in Daytona Beach, Florida, she covers accusations that the US senator from Florida committed sex crimes. Instead of following the teleprompter, she defends the senator and suggests that someone high in the government may have framed him. Within days, she becomes the subject of investigations by multiple federal agencies and soon must face an assassin intent on killing her. FBI special agent Kyle Murphy lives for one purposeto capture the terrorist who murdered his fiance. When his special agent in charge tells him that Caitlyn was the mans girlfriend and that she may have helped with the killing, he relishes his new assignment. Then he meets Catilyn and discovers that the charges against her are bogus. Together, they take on both the terrorist and powerful figures in the government who framed the senator and weaponized federal agencies to silence Catilyn.
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Autorenporträt
Sam Cromartie MD is a graduate of the University of North Carolina and a veteran of the Vietnam War. He served as a thoracic and cardiovascular surgeon on the faculty at Indiana University School of Medicine and as chief of thoracic and cardiovascular surgery at Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. He has published numerous articles in medical journals and is co-author with Richard Duma MD of High-Tech Terror: Recognition, Management, and Prevention of Biological, Chemical, and Nuclear Injuries Secondary to Acts of Terrorism (Charles C Thomas, Publisher). He lives on an island off the coast of Florida. For detailed information, check his webpage at www.samcromartie.com.