No Time To Kill: True Stories of an Arizona Bounty Hunter

Victor Alvarez follows a few rules, the real deal.

A bounty hunter par-excellence, and with the backdrop of 1980s, Tucson, Arizona, he tracks and hunts some of the most ruthless and dangerous criminals free on bail - with many narrowing escapes and jaw-dropping shootouts and thrilling car chases ever penned.

It's what Alvarez's fans have come for - and he doesn't disappoint.
The retired army cop and detective, returns in 6 thrilling stories of high adventure and suspense, with some brazen, sensual, and at times steamy love scenes. A book you won't be able to put down.

So, what's going on with Alvarez? Imagine being face-to-face with Alvarez as he takes you through a car chase of a known killer and his sister trying to effect an escape - as gunshots and a standoff happen to open Pandora's box.

Onto a female bail jumper and a kidnapping - follow Alvarez as he uncovers the kidnapping, an orchestrated hoax while getting bushwhacked for his efforts. Then a crack-head and known killer, jumps bail - with two drug cartel enforcers out for the jumper's head and Alvarez not far behind, as a three-way shootout ensues.

Follow story after story, as he leads the reader through one, then another story of action, revenge, and back-stabbing ruthlessness as criminals go out for the bounty hunters' blood.

The book's final story, sees Alvarez again in a heated car chase through the desert moon scrape, as two Mexican drug cartel enforcers run for the border with Alvarez dead on their tail, then encountering a hail of bullets when they set up a deadly ambush.

Author: Victor M. Alvarez
Publisher: Victor M Alvarez
Published: 03/21/2018
Pages: 376
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 1.48lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.88d
ISBN: 9780692080085

About the Author
Alvarez, Victor M.: - Victor Manuel Alvarez was born in Puerto Rico and moved with his older brother and his mother to New York City when he was nine years old. While living in the Big Apple he decided to join the New York City Police Department, but as fortune would have it, he was ultimately drafted into the US Army. He completed his boot camp training at Fort Dix, New Jersey. Then it was airborne training, ranger, military police schools, and later jungle warfare school in the Republic of Panama. His military awards range from Jump Wings, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, awards of the Purple Heart, Air Medal, and Army Commendation Medal, among other numerous awards. Alvarez attended the University of Maryland while on active duty studying criminal justice, with a minor in law enforcement. He served as an army criminal investigator (CID agent). While serving two tours in Vietnam he saw combat, sustaining wounds to his right hand and right knee. Serving in Japan, he studied Shotokan Karate obtaining the coveted rank of Godan or fifth-degree black belt. He is classified as an expert in small arms and combat knife fighting, and he obtained the classification as a sharpshooter with army assault weapons, and holds a Japanese Renshi (instructor) license, under the (Dai Nippon Butoku Kai), in classical Japanese weapons. After retiring from the US Army, with twenty-one years of service, he applied for and received his private investigator credentials in the state of Arizona and became an Arizona bounty hunter.