Nashville the setting, suspense the game, TV news director Jack Carr weaves his way through a tangle of greed, country music, murder, and a knockout undercover agent, Gillian Phoenix.
"Alcohol, sex, greed and just plain nasty human habits are the gist of this first-person account about a newscaster, his love life, kidnapped children and eviscerated organs. Readers who pick up this book will not be able to put it down." ~ 4 Stars, Faith V Smith, Romantic Times
"...runs the gamut of emotions along with just the right amount of twists and turns designed to keep the reader twisting and turning, and reading. As a serious writer, Rockey has the ability, as they might say in Tennessee, to "run with the big dogs," when it comes to spinning the kind of yarn that could easily enter today's best seller list." ~ Peggy Russell, The Hinckley Record
"Jack Carr has a quirky witty way of speaking reminiscent of fictional Philip Marlow. I thoroughly enjoyed the plotting points that kept my attention riveted throughout..." ~ Author/
reviewer Denise Clark
"A great book." ~ ScribesWorld review
"Alcohol, sex, greed and just plain nasty human habits are the gist of this first-person account about a newscaster, his love life, kidnapped children and eviscerated organs. Readers who pick up this book will not be able to put it down." ~ 4 Stars, Faith V Smith, Romantic Times
"...runs the gamut of emotions along with just the right amount of twists and turns designed to keep the reader twisting and turning, and reading. As a serious writer, Rockey has the ability, as they might say in Tennessee, to "run with the big dogs," when it comes to spinning the kind of yarn that could easily enter today's best seller list." ~ Peggy Russell, The Hinckley Record
"Jack Carr has a quirky witty way of speaking reminiscent of fictional Philip Marlow. I thoroughly enjoyed the plotting points that kept my attention riveted throughout..." ~ Author/
reviewer Denise Clark
"A great book." ~ ScribesWorld review
"Time and Chance is an enjoyable read for any mystery fan and the setting in a floundering television station makes for a different setting from the usual mystery" ~ 5 Stars, Joe Graham, Reader Views
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