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Buried in the bowels of one of the several intelligence agencies in the US government is an office of clandestine medical personnel. Their mission is to analyze the health and mental state of international persons of interest and report their findings to America's policymakers. The team is on call 24/7 to comment on and analyze any written observations, pictures or videos of such persons of interest that may come into the hands of the U.S. government. The goal is to provide timely information to policymakers and negotiators so that the United States of America may achieve maximum success in dealing with the people concerned. Usually this is done in the safe confines of the Agency walls, but sometimes the analysts are forced to place themselves in harms way. Through it all and despite the circumstances, their Code of Honor is to Do No Harm.

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I'm an Air Force veteran, mother and grandmother. For twenty-one years I worked at the AT&T manufacturing plant in Shreveport, LA. When my husband was transferred to the Washington, D.C. area with Gannett News service I traded in my soldering iron for business professional clothing and went to work at a mortgage bank in Tyson's Corner, VA. After two years I went to work for the Central Intelligence Agency where I remained until I retired. Now I live in Lexington, NC and write short stories and novels. My short stories have appeared in the Davidson County Writers Guild anthology and the Gulf Coast Writers Association magazine Magnolia Quarterly. My first book was published by Whiskey Creek Press and is available on the Whiskey Creek website, Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

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