No Good Deed by Hal Bray
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Best Reviews As a retired Infantry Lieutenant Colonel, author Hal Bray has managed to
incorporate knowledge from his background into his fiction, and instills the
military title onto his protagonist, Brock Joshua. Reviewed by Phillip Tomasso Phillip Tomasso III is the award- winning author of Adverse Impact, Johnny Blade, Third Ring, Tenth House and Mind Play. He works full time as an employment law paralegal, freelances for a community newspaper and writes regular book reviews for Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine, The Best Reviews and Curled Up With A Good Book. Tomasso also writes middle grade novels under the pen name, Grant R. Philips. King Gauthier and the Little Dragon Slayer will be released by Port Town Publishing, September 2003; Sounds of Silence in the Fall of 2004 by Star Bright Books. Living in Rochester, New York with his wife and three children. Tomasso is currently at work on his next mystery and middle grade novels. From Rosanna Filippello, noted author of "Angel of Death" Very fast paced adventure...Hal Bray knows his stuff. The novel is fast paced and hard to put down. I had no idea the oil business had such a dark side. Good work. Mr. Bray has the making of a great novelist. I look forward to his next book. From Barnes and Noble.com the readers have
this to say:
Hal Bray lives in beautiful Northern California with his wife. His
retirement from the United States Army brought him into the sphere of
influence of many important people in the oil industry during the 1980's.
Their lives and suggestions, along with a vivid imagination inspired this
book.
After serving 22 years in the United States Infantry, with multiple tours
in Vietnam, Hal used the business degree he earned while on active duty to
manage golf and country clubs. From California to Texas he came to the
Gulf Coast during the final hey days of oil in the1980's. When the bubble
burst there was a lot of recriminations and wondering why and how.
Hal Bray lives in beautiful Northern California with his wife. His
retirement from the United States Army brought him into the sphere of
influence of many important people in the oil industry during the 1980's.
Their lives and suggestions, along with a vivid imagination inspired this
book.
After serving 22 years in the United States Infantry, with multiple tours
in Vietnam, Hal used the business degree he earned while on active duty to
manage golf and country clubs. From California to Texas he came to the
Gulf Coast during the final hey days of oil in the1980's. When the bubble
burst there was a lot of recriminations and wondering why and how.
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