Wyatt Earp V

<p>As a <strong>fifth generation Earp</strong> he was the first since the original to make his living as <strong>a lawman</strong>. Twenty years as a police officer in Fairbanks Alaska has given him the <strong>experience and investigative skills </strong>to be a <strong>Village Public Safety Officer (VPSO)</strong> in <strong>Illiamna Alaska</strong>. Thinking it would be a <em>quiet place to live out his retirement </em>years it proved to be a <strong>wonderful and exciting place</strong> with the <strong>same crimes and same variety of criminals he had encountered </strong>in his twenty years as a street cop. Three <strong>heroin deaths in the village </strong>made it a crime wave. In this remote community he survived a<strong> brown bear attack</strong> and saved the life of Wildlife Trooper Lonnie Davis. In his duties he met the local schoolteacher Linda Mason and <strong>fell in love.</strong> The drug deaths lead to encounters with <strong>Alaska State Troopers FBI and DEA</strong>. The village crime leads to an <strong>international cartel and high stakes crimes</strong>.</p>