Author: Bradley E. Berner

Publisher: Dog Ear Publishing

Published: 2010-07

Total Pages: 226

ISBN-13: 1608447308

Sergeant Jacob Brenner is a twenty-five year veteran of the Indianapolis Police Department. Working narcotics and vice for much of his career, Brenner had always lived on the dangerous edge of life until he met Carla Waltz. A niece to wealthy banker and businessman, William Skiles, Brenner has finally found someone who he loves and more importantly, trusts. On the eve of his proposing marriage, Carla is suddenly killed. The coroner rules her death accidental, but Brenner suspects differently. Why is his investigation met with resistance from the family and the Department? Another death investigation on the Skiles estate leads Brenner to an unexpected meeting with the CIA. Brenner is recruited to help with their investigation of Annie Taylor, a prominent Grand Prix Show Jumper, and the prime suspect in the deaths of two CIA agents. Brenner's undercover skills will be put to the ultimate test to keep him alive as he tries to discover what Annie Taylor is up to before it's too late. From Indianapolis to West Palm Beach, with a finale in Nashville, the investigation leads Brenner on his most dangerous assignment ever. Bradley Berner is a thirty-year veteran of the Richmond Indiana Police Department, where he is a Lieutenant in charge of the Detective Division. A second generation police officer, Bradley spent over ten years of his career working undercover and narcotics. He graduated from Indiana University East in 1978 with an Associates Degree in Criminal Justice. During his career, Bradley, has received numerous letters of commendation for his work. In 1999, Bradley was recognized and received a commendation from the Drug Enforcement Administration for his dedication and contributions in the fight against drugs in the State of Indiana. An avid Indianapolis Colts fan, in 2006, he was presented with the Indianapolis Colts Community Quarterback award for his volunteerism in his community. Bradley was awarded Supervisor of the Year for consecutive years 2008 and 2009, the first supervisor to achieve consecutive honors. Bradley is married and has four children and six grandchildren. He and his wife, Carla, live in Richmond.