Summary of michael r. mcgowan & ralph pezzullo's ghost

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 My life as an FBI Special Agent was perfect. I had the best job in the world, protecting Americans and their way of life from those who would do them harm. I had served as an FBI Agent for seven years and a uniformed policeman for several years before that. #2 I was always prepared to work extra hours if needed. I was an FBI Special Agent, and my career was progressing nicely. I was assigned to the Drug Squad, and I needed to dress to blend in on the street with shoes that allowed me to run if needed. #3 I had to show my FBI credentials to the bored, grumpy security guard before I could enter the FBI parking lot. I had to pass the main conference room, which was full of triangulated photos of President Bill Clinton, Attorney General Janet Reno, and FBI Director Louis Freeh. #4 The Squad members began arriving at the office, and some looked tired, some angry, and others lost in thought. We were a rainbow coalition of black, white, and brown, male and female, young and old, skinny and fat.