Simply the Best: It may be simple, it's never easy

The Dale Hunter Series of Crime Thriller Novels are an explosive mix of crime, cash and computers in the 1980s. Entrepreneurs face challenges every day. It's hard to be a hero. This young entrepreneur is under threats of violence from gangsters in the Montreal Mafia, while also fighting against crooked business associates. He wants to survive and not play by gangster rules. SIMPLY THE BEST is the second novel in the series. Dale Hunter is back in business, but so is Gino Boncanno. Hunter has already had to save himself from a murder attempt by the gangster, Boncanno. Now his new partner in Taiwan is dragging him into business with the Triads and their smuggling scheme into the U.S. The danger escalates and Hunter still has to save his family from the murderous plans of Boncanno. Hunter's escape may seem simple, but it's never easy.

Author: Delvin Chatterson
Publisher: 146152 Canada Inc.
Published: 04/01/2019
Pages: 300
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.22lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.69d
ISBN: 9780228813903

About the Author
Chatterson, Delvin: - Delvin Chatterson, Author Del is a strategic advisor, consultant, coach and cheerleader for entrepreneurs and has written extensively on business topics for decades. In addition to this series of Dale Hunter crime thriller novels, Del is also working on a short story collection and new editions of his two previously published business books, Don't Do It the Hard Way and The Complete Do-It-Yourself Guide to Business Plans. Originally from the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia, Del has lived and worked for most of the past forty years in the fascinating, multicultural, bilingual, French-Canadian city of Montreal, Quebec. Like Dale Hunter, Del Chatterson is an engineer from UBC with an MBA from McGill and he ran a computer products distribution business in Montreal in the 1980s. Some of the stories in the Dale Hunter Series actually happened, most are fiction. "These are my worst nightmares," he says, "that I decided to share through these novels." Del started his own business, called TTX Computer Products, in 1986 and grew it to $20 million-a-year in sales with distribution centres in Montreal and Boston. He then took it into a merger to expand the business across Canada. The merger was eventually wound-up amid the rapid decline of independent businesses and consolidation of the major players in the computer industry. Del has helped entrepreneurs around the world, including volunteer consulting and financial support in developing economies and in Aboriginal communities. His own life experience includes running nine marathons after the age of fifty (setting no records, but never being last) and running for Member of Parliament in the 2000 Canadian Federal election. (He came second, not last.)