Three Strikes, You’re Dead
Three Strikes, You’re Dead by Len Koepsell, published by Page Publishing, Incorporated on September 16, 2022, is a novel that intertwines the world of baseball with contemporary issues. This 380-page book presents a narrative where the beloved sport faces threats from dangerous forces linked to the rising fentanyl crisis. The story follows Richard Moreland, a seasoned DEA agent in Seattle, as he embarks on an unsanctioned mission to investigate the origins of the drugs affecting young baseball players.
Readers will find a gripping exploration of the intersection between sports and crime, as Moreland collaborates with amateur umpire Vic Jennings and undercover agent Whitney Westin. Together, they uncover a complex international scheme that connects to the minor leagues in the U.S. The novel delves into themes of action and adventure, reflecting the urgent societal issues surrounding addiction and the integrity of America’s pastime.
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Three Strikes, You’re Dead is a tale ripped from today’s headlines. The novel reveals a world where baseball, a pillar of American culture, is threatened by sinister forces.
As a plethora of fentanyl overdose sweeps the nation, cases involving high school and college baseball players arouse the attention of Richard Moreland, a seasoned DEA agent now stationed in Seattle. Unsanctioned by his higher-ups, Moreland masterminds an ad hoc mission to investigate one apparent fountainhead of the drugs–Colombia’s Winter League.
Vic Jennings, an amateur umpire; Whitney Westin, a DEA agent who’s already demonstrated a flair for undercover assignments, and Diego Leon, a Colombian crew chief umpire, uncover an international scheme that leads back to minor leagues in the U.S. Its ultimate ambition may threaten all of America’s pastime.
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