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The Forthcoming: Roy Glenn - Ulterior Motive

Roy Glenn
Ulterior Motive
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While he is forced to deal with personal issues of his own, Attorney Marcus Douglas is hired by Angela Pettybone, an old college friend who called out of the blue saying that she needed his help. Angela was his best-friends girlfriend in college, but Marcus was in love with her and the feelings are still there. Angela had just been questioned by the police in the death of Stephanie Covey, her boss, Robert Covey’s wife. Marcus realizes that there is more going on when the body count rises and they all are connected to Angela and Robert. Now Marcus must unravel the twisted details, and keep his personal feelings for her from clouding his objectivity if he is going to keep his old friend from going to jail.

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I want to take this opportunity to say thank you all for the love and support you’ve shown me over the years and I hope you will continue to enjoy what I do.
Unfortunately, the description on the back cover of Ulterior Motive and the one posted on some web sites is incorrect. I offer my humble apology to you all for this error.
The correct description of the book is as follows:
While he is forced to deal with personal issues of his own, Attorney Marcus Douglas is hired by Angela Pettybone, an old college friend who called out of the blue saying that she needed his help. Angela was his best-friends girlfriend in college, but Marcus was in love with her and the feelings are still there. Angela had just been questioned by the police in the death of Stephanie Covey, her boss, Robert Covey’s wife. Marcus realizes that there is more going on when the body count rises and they all are connected to Angela and Robert. Now Marcus must unravel the twisted details, and keep his personal feelings for her from clouding his objectivity if he is going to keep his old friend from going to jail.
I hope that you will enjoy Ulterior Motive.
Much love
roy glenn

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