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Voices in the Fog

Nichols, Thomas J.

Literature & Fiction

Authors Pub House

Color Of The Prism

Color Of The Prism is a novel written by someone who has been in the kinds of situations described in this book. He knows first-hand what people on both sides of a drug-handling and movement operation deal with in their day-to-day environments. The story contains lots of suspense-filled moments. The book is sure to get your attention and keep you turning pages to the end of the book. Color of the Prism is a novel inspired by the true events in the life of the author. Thomas Nichols is still active in law enforcement after serving thirty-eight years in many intriguing capacities. He began his career as a rookie jailer in the Tucson, Arizona, Police Department. He retired as Deputy Chief and went on to become Chief of Police of the Lubbock, Texas, Police Department.Upon retirement as chief of the city police, he began a new phase of law enforcement as chief of a school district police department in Lubbock. He continues in that role and serves as President of the Texas Association of School District Police.Thomas Nichols is a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Police Executive Research Forum, the Texas Police Chiefs Association, the Fraternal Order of Police, the Texas Municipal Police Association, and the National Association of School Safety and Law Enforcement Officers. He has lectured throughout the United States on violence in American society; has overseen muti-agency narcotic investigations; has provided executive protection to heads of state; and, has commanded an intelligence unit that investigated major organized crime figures in the United States.A graduate of the University of Arizona, Thomas Nichols also has graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Executive Development Program, both of which are located at the Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia. He graduated from the Senior Management Institute for Police in North Andover, Massachuchets, the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration narcotics and dangerous drugs investigations training, and the California Department of Justice Organized Crime and Intelligence Branch training on Informant Development and Maintenance. Color of the Prism is a novel inspired by the true events in the life of the author. Thomas Nichols is still active in law enforcement after serving thirty-eight years in many intriguing capacities. He began his career as a rookie jailer in the Tucson, Arizona, Police Department. He retired as Deputy Chief and went on to become Chief of Police of the Lubbock, Texas, Police Department.Upon retirement as chief of the city police, he began a new phase of law enforcement as chief of a school district police department in Lubbock. He continues in that role and serves as President of the Texas Association of School District Police.Thomas Nichols is a member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the Police Executive Research Forum, the Texas Police Chiefs Association, the Fraternal Order of Police, the Texas Municipal Police Association, and the National Association of School Safety and Law Enforcement Officers. He has lectured throughout the United States on violence in American society; has overseen muti-agency narcotic investigations; has provided executive protection to heads of state; and, has commanded an intelligence unit that investigated major organized crime figures in the United States.A graduate of the University of Arizona, Thomas Nichols also has graduated from the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Executive Development Program, both of which are located at the Marine Corps Base, Quantico, Virginia. He graduated from the Senior Management Institute for Police in North Andover, Massachuchets, the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration narcotics and dangerous drugs investigations training, an

Color of the Prism

Dog Ear Publishing, LLC

Arrows of Allah by Thomas J. Nichols FBI Special Agent Christie Cole-McCarren is the intelligent, beautiful, and courageous wife of Special Agent Rod McCarren, and the mother of little Emily Danielle McCarren. Plucked from the elite of the elite, she is assigned to the International Joint Terrorism Task Force, a joint effort of NATO countries. Arrows of Allah follows undercover agent Christie Cole-McCarren in her effort to stem the flow of money supporting the Islamic terrorists. The reader follows her from the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, to Paris, and east to the heart of the terrorist threat--Islamabad, Pakistan. The storyline of her undercover operation is intertwined with her personal conflicts--facing the constant threat of the Islamic terrorists, working in a land culturally and geographically distant from her Virginia home, and sharing her work and living quarters with a Pakistani family and four Navy SEALs. The novel concludes with a final meeting of opposing forces in Pakistan's Swat Valley. Arrows of Allah is the second in the Christie Cole trilogy. Following her deep undercover investigation in Voices in the Fog, Arrows of Allah follows the now-married Christie Cole-McCarren into the shadows of the Islamic terrorists' war on infidels.

Arrows of Allah

"A Spy Among Us" is the third novel in the trilogy of FBI Special Agent Christie Cole. Set in Moscow, the reader follows a plot similar to the real-life intelligence hacking seen in contemporary news reports. A wife and mother, Christie's assignment to the International Joint Terrorism Task Force takes her to the heart of espionage and murder. Working with fellow agents in the cover of a German travel agency, Christie assumes the persona of a Russian accountant, Eva Durov. As the lead agent, she is torn by agency data breaches that have lead to the assassination of Task Force agents, and her true character as a wife and mother. Her dual roles are conflicted by her relationship with Russian Army Colonel Pytor Popov. Whether as a spy or a loving wife and mother, she walks a thin line between spies and counterspies, her heartfelt love for her husband and child, and the masculine companionship on the Russian officer. This final episode follows Christi Cole's other assignments in "Voices in the Fog," and "The Arrows of Allah." ABOUT THE AUTHOR Chief Thomas J. Nichols' law enforcement career began in the Tucson, Arizona, Police Department. He retired as Deputy Chief from that department to accept the position as Chief of Police of the Lubbock, Texas, Police Department. Chief Nichols later retired from municipal policing to accept the challenges of a rapidly changing society by establishing the Lubbock School District Police Department. During his nearly fifty-year police career, Chief Nichols held numerous assignments on local and state boards and commissions that address the issue of crime and violence. He has published local, regional, state and national articles and journals on policing techniques and school safety, and has penned an award winning novel which has been optioned to become a major Hollywood film. His recent novel, The Arrows of Allah, was named the 2018 winner for "Most Realistic Novel," by the Texas Authors Assoc. A graduate of the University of Arizona, magna cum laude, the chief also graduated from the FBI National Academy, the FBI Executive Development Program, the Senior Management Institute for Police, and many other training programs on organized crime, narcotic and dangerous drug investigations, and executive protection. Married and a father of two grown children, the chief resides on the Llano Estacado of Texas.

The Spy Among Us

As with McBain, Wambaugh and Clancy, Color of the Prism reflects a blending of fact and fiction into a journey of intrigue, love, betrayal, greed and tragedy in the police thriller set on the Arizona-Mexico border.Detective Antonio Castenada, backed by a crack team of federal and state law enforcement officials and the latest surveillance technology, attempts to bring down Reynaldo Guzman, a prominent businessman and drug kingpin. In masterminding the assassination of a treacherous business associate and his entire family, Guzman alienates his long-time mistress, Sara, who agrees to bring Castenada undercover into Guzman's legitimate produce and seafood import business. The complexity of the undercover investigation is increased as Antonio is torn between his love for his wife; his compassionate feeling for Sara; his loathing of Mary, Guzman's accountant, whose lust for him will stop at nothing; and last but not least, his unwanted sexual experience with a young Yaqui girl who has been given to him as a 'gift' by Reynaldo.The young detective's role as a police plant put his marriage, his career, and his life at risk as he and his support team scramble to out-maneuver Guzman and his deadly hired assassin, Julian Espino.Color of the Prism and its non-traditional ending illuminate the true world of crime and corruption unseen by most people. Indeed, it is the last color of the prism.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

AuthorHouse

Color Of The Prism is a novel written by someone who has been in the kinds of situations described in this book. He knows first-hand what people on both sides of a drug-handling and movement operation deal with in their day-to-day environments. The story contains lots of suspense-filled moments. The book is sure to get your attention and keep you turning pages to the end of the book.

Nicholson Books

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Thrillers & Suspense

The Third Dawn takes readers on a biblical journey in the company of Jesus of Nazareth. Told through the eyes of the Savior's lifelong companion, Nur, the novel begins shortly before the birth of the Messiah and follows the life of Jesus until His death and glorious Resurrection. This never before told story concludes with a breathtaking narrative of the death of Mary, the mother of the Son of God. Thomas J. Nichols Prepare yourself for a wondrous and spiritual journey through The Third Dawn. Take this rare opportunity to see the Son of God living the joys and hardship of childhood, adolescence and young adulthood. See him come into the realization of His being and His destiny. Humbly watch the moment when he becomes the Savior, the Jesus of Nazareth who began His mission at the wedding at Cana.

The Third Dawn

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

WordWright.biz, Inc.

We Were Young Once

Genre Fiction

Defiance Press & Publishing, LLC

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Voices in the Fog

Color of the Prism

Voices in the Fog

Arrows of Allah

The Spy Among Us

Color of the Prism

Color of the Prism

Voices in the Fog

The Third Dawn

We Were Young Once