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    Nobody Dies in Mexico
    Nobody Dies in Mexico
    Nobody Dies in Mexico
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    Nobody Dies in Mexico

    By Ben DeWitt

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    Is it the Russians? The Venezuelans? The Arabs? Or is it the Mexican drug cartels who want Pat Rogers dead? He and his team of old friends are running out of time and luck in their search for answers. From today’s headlines, DeWitt tells a global story that connects drug deals with arms sales and political intrigues.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOso Press
    Release dateJun 1, 2010
    ISBN9781452478562
    Nobody Dies in Mexico
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    Ben DeWitt

    Ben DeWitt was an officer in the U.S. Army field artillery for ten years. He served two combat tours in Viet Nam, the first with the First Infantry Division and the second with the Military Advisory Command Viet Nam, living with the Vietnamese military on the Cambodian border. He has worked in the oil fields of Wyoming, Michigan and Texas, mined copper in the open pits of Arizona and worked as a mechanic a thousand feet underground in Wyoming. DeWitt has raced cars and motorcycles most of his life and still does when the time and opportunity present themselves. He currently writes full time in Pueblo, Colorado.

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