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    Ducati Brando: Episode 1: Catch and Release.
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    Ducati Brando: Episode 1: Catch and Release.

    By Todd Selleck

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    Ducati Brando works on his side of the law.

    The police turn a blind eye when he does his "work". Even-though Ducati was kicked out of the Navy Seals for being too rough, he has found acceptance and gratitude from those that hire him who've been subjected to personal loss at the slimy hands of the guiltless low-life that have taken advantage of the legal system to walk free and re-enter the streets looking for their next victim. Ducati is hired to seek and destroy the slithering criminals of society.

    He's relentless,unforgiving and shows no mercy.

    Ducati isn't alone in his exploits, he's accompanied by Tamaya. Her Native American heritage is evident with her long dark hair, statuesque body, captivating eyes and quiet demeanor, but inside is a wickedness that's unleashed when she and Ducati punish those that dare to challenge them.

    The Ducati Brando "story" is divided into eight episodes/series and is designed to dissolve and blend into one another. Each episode will be unique. The first episode might seem unfinished, but it will come back toward the end of the series and Ducati will have encounters with Jeffrey throughout the remaining episodes.

    Are you capable of dealing with dangerous people?

    If so, then hang on tight and take a ride with Ducati Brando and Tamaya.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTodd Selleck
    Release dateMay 26, 2016
    ISBN9781370211869
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    Ducati Brando: Episode 1: Catch and Release.
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    Todd Selleck

    Some of my stories aren't edited or completed. Mostly the stories are what's considered to be "vomit drafts" in the writers' world, so try not to throw-up.Email Writegig@gmail.com

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