Trash Picker book 2: dangers north

by T.K. Royden

Violent challenges arise in Remmy's once idyllic beach life. Still a survivor against all odds, Remmy is worn out from conflicts of all types. After twenty years of special-ops service, mostly in cold mountains of Afghanistan, retired Sergeant Delton L. Remson led his simpler life on the warm, once-pristine gulf coast for over two years. Now, his beautiful oceanside village and secluded campsite have changed due to nearby sea-lane traffic in illicit cargo. Nefarious activities influence his little coastal town as transit of drugs and weapons grows. Remmy, an active beach guardian, monitors brilliant white-sand shores, collecting strewn aluminum cans for extra cash. He protects others, especially Bud and Daphne, his elderly Haitian immigrant friends, and dear Claire, so far away, is always in his thoughts. After Remmy and mysterious friend Sanghee thwart a brutal beach attack, he falls into a world of peril. Soon, cruel family tragedies draw him back to his mountainside hometown in Idaho, while Remmy's troubled heart fills with hope a lost love might be rekindled.

154 pages, Paperback

Published September 8, 2021