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David is tired of running and wants to come home and be with those who care about him. His time out in the desert has toughened the once-soft East Coast college math teacher. Running is no longer an option, and now he is ready to face his fears. David has an adopted family and his California beach girl to support him. Facing Ramos is no longer as frightening as it once was, knowing he has others to back his play.
Chapter Eleven is ready to be posted. David continues his efforts to frustrate the FBI and the Ramos cartel as they try to box him in. Just when they think they have him contained, he finds a way to slip out, leaving them empty handed. He even relaxes at a touristy beach and enjoys himself before disappearing down the rabbit hole and moving to his next location.
David finds himself on the beaches of Los Angeles County, where he joins a group of friends spending time by the ocean. He becomes particularly attracted to one of the women, and if she discovers his true identity, things could go very badly for him.
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.
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