A Howard Watson Intrigue - The Scheduler

 Coming Spring 2020 - The Scheduler

(A Howard Watson Intrigue)


Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "The old law about an eye for an eye leaves everybody blind."

Five men have been targeted for death by someone trained on an M-24 sniper rifle..a rifle that only the military provides. The person or persons unknown is an expert shot. Howard Watson is an FBI Supervisory Special Agent in Charge in Washington, D.C., and his friend and colleague, Allen Knox, is one of the two targets on the offenders' list who escapes the deathtrap. What do these five men have in common that has garnered the wrath of the shooter? The FBI Profiler will offer her insight.
Howard Watson will be forced to realize that mental illness is a scarring disease that can leave a healthy person blemished, and sometimes with fatal results.







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