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    17 Degrees North

    By Larry Seeley

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    34 Degrees North is the latitude of Juarez and El Paso – two cities with one soul – or 17 Degrees North for each. Jack Sloan follows a trail between Juarez and Santa Fe with several stops along the way. The novel kicks off in the barrancas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains north of Santa Fe, with Jack’s discovery of a satchel full of cash. Jack tells his wife Darlene about his find, and they’re both sucked into the most dangerous mystery of their lives, because somewhere between Juarez and Santa Fe, a relentless killer stalks his victims searching for his money. 17 Degrees North: A Jack Sloan Novel is the second book in the action-packed Border Wars Trilogy.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM-Y Books
    Release dateDec 12, 2014
    ISBN9781628573237
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    17 Degrees North
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    Larry Seeley

    Larry Seeley has a special understanding of gambling and risk. He built a small business into the world’s largest privately owned training company. He served a stint as CEO of a gaming company that built the first Native casino in Canada, but con artists and crooks swarmed the business, providing a first-hand street education in human nature and deceit. A U.S. Army veteran with extensive experience in the Middle East, he reads, writes, and speaks fluent Arabic. The author currently resides in the high desert north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. His four children and eight grandchildren live in California and Minnesota. He and his wife, Katie, watch over a small menagerie of dogs, cats, and chickens. He is working on his fourth novel, The Placebo Effect.

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