Martin Swans Diary Black Water Crossing Martin Swan was not a terrorist nor a truck driver He only replied to the want ad because the wording linked Florida with Washington DC and wanted someone who could speak Arabic The year was Job
Martin Swan was not a terrorist, nor a truck driver He only replied to the want ad because the wording linked Florida with Washington DC and wanted someone who could speak Arabic The year was 2008 Jobs were scarce, gas prices high The back page ad called for a big rig driver with a clean record, who could be at Black Water Crossing the day before Halloween As fate wouMartin Swan was not a terrorist, nor a truck driver He only replied to the want ad because the wording linked Florida with Washington DC and wanted someone who could speak Arabic The year was 2008 Jobs were scarce, gas prices high The back page ad called for a big rig driver with a clean record, who could be at Black Water Crossing the day before Halloween As fate would have it, a quirky satellite blackout occurred before the government agent could complete the overseas agreement A follow up call led nowhere Thus, the mid east connection never fell victim to a federal communications dragnet nor could Martin Swan detail the pending threat against Washington, or where the explosives would come ashore.
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Free Download [Memoir Book] ↠ Martin Swans Diary: Black Water Crossing - by Kyle Keyes ¶
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Free Download [Memoir Book] ↠ Martin Swans Diary: Black Water Crossing - by Kyle Keyes ¶
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Born To Write Older Americans often come from whistle stop towns painted by Norman Rockwell Kyle Keyes grew up in Clayton, a South Jersey borough first founded as Fislerville Clayton had a small urban district with street lights, but no indoor plumbing Farmland and outhouses were a sign of the times.Clayton was so small, that Keye s aunt doubled as his Sixth Grade school teacher, who once said that Kyle lived with his nose between the bookends She must have known something Keyes went to Temple Tech for concrete and steel design in 1956 and 1957 He never became an engineer, but still has a red, tinker toy motor and his World War II, Erector Set.The early Sixties found Kyle in the U.S Army where his top sergeant would daily bark, You just say morning, trooper I ll decide if it s good or not Keyes wholesaled bakery products to food chains for thirty years,and wrote odd items for local newspapers He is widowed and currently lives in Florida He has two children, Kathleen and Daniel Grand children are now grown and too old for tales about railroads and yesterday s America This leaves Keyes no option but to write books.Se la ve Should you need a book autographed, Kyle can usually be found rooting through neighborhood trash cans, one block ahead of the recycle truck.