Elvin C. Bell

Trouble in Dos Bayou Elvin C. Bell

City councilman and Mayor Pro Tempore Carlos Santiago Dominguez, Jr., from Dos Bayou, Florida, was born fifty-four years ago in Argentina to a United States Ambassador. Now, Dominguez is the largest arms dealer in the terrorist world. The town of Dos Bayou is surrounded by corruption. Sheriff Homer Jedbow Cogburn has a problem. His chief deputy and nephew, Billy Ray Lewis and fellow deputy Timmy Dee are shadier than two mature oak trees on a hot summer day. When former Air Force pilot Greg Robinson moves from Long Beach, California, to Dos Bayou to start a new job as the City Manager, he has no idea what's waiting for him. He will soon be thrust into the middle of Dominguez's dangerous mission of building an empire larger than Colombia's Cali cocaine cartel, more profitable than all the mafia assets of all the famous crime families combined, and safer than traveling on Air Force One. Dominguez is a terrorist and drug kingpin with broad geographical reach and political immunity. Robinson has several Desert Storm missions under his belt and a passion for justice. In front of a cave on the northeast side of Chile's Atacama Desert, the fate of both men will be decided.