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David learns what it means to be part of the land and to appreciate it for what it is. His mentor teaches him about the tools and responsibilities that come with that role. David takes this responsibility seriously and learns what it means to be a man of the West. He also learns an important lesson about relationships and how to deal with betrayal.

David finds himself on the run from the FBI and a drug kingpin who is involved with his wife. One want to put him in protective custody and the other wants to kill him. While on the run he begins a new career that is totally alien to this previous life as a college math professor. Not only is it different he finds he is good at it with his mentor showing him the way. He has a few bumps along the way and even picks up a new love interest or perhaps a potential love interest as roles are still being defined.

Anniversary Chapters Two and Three are in the queue to be posted. Dr. Faeth PhD makes an appointment with the attorney and learns that he doesn’t know his wife as well as he thought he did.

James Mercer and Johannes Frisch were in New York City searching for office space for their company’s new headquarters. The firm had grown rapidly into a leader in security and intelligence analysis, expanding from eight partners to more than a thousand associates in a short time. Moving to New York would place them closer to major corporate clients and increase exposure to foreign interests.
They had come by Acela, the high-speed rail line connecting Washington, Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston. It was faster and more efficient than flying.
The date was September 10, 2001. The following morning, they were scheduled to meet their real estate consultant at 10:00 a.m. in the main lobby of the South Tower of the World Trade Center to tour offices on the 84th floor. The space hopefully would meet their needs: strong security, discreet access, and a view that projected the success of Mercer, Frisch & Associates.
Even so, James felt an unease gnawing at his gut. He couldn’t explain it—only that it lingered. James was positive it was a warning from Grandma Jorgensen to be careful, that something bad was coming.

As much as James regrets it, he can’t be involved in everything that happens in Washington D,C. There are times where he will have to sit along the sidelines and let things play out. It is frustrating and if he gets involved he will be considered disloyal to his country or to his friends. This is why he must sit this one out and not show favoritism to either side.

If that is not enough, he has to listen to insults directed towards his family and his professional status and personal integrity. He can only take so much before he reacts in such a way, that his family make up is changed for ever.