North Of Likely

John Taylor is a former Secret Service Agent who’s crossed over to the criminal side of the law. He went up against the wrong people in Vegas and was run out of town. He’s holed up in Northern Nevada, working for a crime boss out of Reno. But he’s still got some moves.

“Do they realize they’re up against the smartest, toughest, craziest, most unpredictable special agent ever fielded by any government agency in pursuit of the common criminal,” Tony sang my praises like he was writing the back of a book jacket.

Now it’s going to take everything he’s got to fight his way back to the right side. Or else.

This was about justice. Redemption. And all bets were off . . .

This is the sequel to the novel, "Delusion," also available at Smashwords, featuring three crossover characters: John Taylor, AKA, Bob Taggart, Paul Steiner, and Alicia Mannion. This book completes the 165,00 word arc of Secret Service agent, turned criminal, Bob Taggart.

"North Of Likely" is told through the eyes of the three principals, all in first person, with the characters sharing narration in a chapter by chapter break down. The hero, Bob Taggart, known mostly throughout this book as John Taylor, narrates the first and last ten thousand words of the novel. The female protagonist, Carrie Wrightwood, and the antagonist, Paul Steiner, rotate narration with John Taylor throughout the middle, sixty thousand words of the book.