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The Packed with courage, conflict, and redemption, The New Marshal in Town by Richard Weter is a compelling tale of justice, resilience, and leadership that shows how one determined individual can inspire hope and transform an entire community.

Marshal

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Ex-Navy SEAL Brody Rockland retired from the military with a war-related injury, but not wanting his talents wasted, he takes up the torch against criminals by joining the US Marshals Services. Stationed in Washington, DC, it doesn’t take Rockland long to run afoul of the Russian mob and become an impediment to their existence. While things were heating up for Rockland in Washington, a disreputable federal judge goes missing from the Eastern Federal District out of New Orleans, Louisiana. The director uses the opportunity to test Rockland’s skills while in Louisiana searching for the missing judge. At the same time, giving Washington a cooling-off period.

 

Rockland, single, handsome, and rich, with skills for making things right, must prove his worth in a new environment while learning the ways of people as foreign to him as the Afghan tribesmen he previously lived with and fought beside. Rockland soon realizes he must fall back on his training as a Navy SEAL to carry him through the tough spots, including the women in his life, particularly a lovely Cajun deputy sheriff whom Rockland develops feelings for. Of course, there is more at stake than just the ladies. There is a crime to solve, a judge to rescue, and evil people to deal with, including the Russian mob.

Cheryl Day

"Fast paced mystery thriller"

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024

 

Only a detective could write this book, and it was a former detective with 30 years in law enforcement who did write it. This 'who done it' mystery thriller has frequent twists and turns as the fast paced story progresses. A Federal agent who is an ex-Navy Seal is sent to New Orleans to investigate the case a missing unscrupulous Federal judge. Why was there no ransom demand? Who would benefit from the judge's demise if that were the case? Skeletons in the closet, or rather the bayou, create intrigue and lead to clues involving criminal activity. Richard Weter is a very good writer. The first page captured my attention and I couldn't put the book down as I read my way through the mystery.

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