The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

John C. Smith draws on his experience as an RCMP detachment watch commander to illustrate the complexities of police work -- the tragic, sad, happy and sometimes satisfying events that are experienced by members of the Force, in their efforts to provide professional police service to Canadians.

Citizens are getting unrealistic and unbalanced ideas about the RCMP from sensational news reports and dramatic police TV shows, believes Smith.

Camosun College Professor Tom Rippon, who is a former Mountie, says, "Anyone considering a career in the
Force should read this book."

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The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

John C. Smith draws on his experience as an RCMP detachment watch commander to illustrate the complexities of police work -- the tragic, sad, happy and sometimes satisfying events that are experienced by members of the Force, in their efforts to provide professional police service to Canadians.

Citizens are getting unrealistic and unbalanced ideas about the RCMP from sensational news reports and dramatic police TV shows, believes Smith.

Camosun College Professor Tom Rippon, who is a former Mountie, says, "Anyone considering a career in the
Force should read this book."

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The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

by John C. Smith
The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

The Scarlet Sentinels: An RCMP Novel Based on True Events

by John C. Smith

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Overview

John C. Smith draws on his experience as an RCMP detachment watch commander to illustrate the complexities of police work -- the tragic, sad, happy and sometimes satisfying events that are experienced by members of the Force, in their efforts to provide professional police service to Canadians.

Citizens are getting unrealistic and unbalanced ideas about the RCMP from sensational news reports and dramatic police TV shows, believes Smith.

Camosun College Professor Tom Rippon, who is a former Mountie, says, "Anyone considering a career in the
Force should read this book."


Product Details

BN ID: 2940044966918
Publisher: Agio Publishing House
Publication date: 08/03/2012
Series: Jack Sterling police procedurals , #1
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 799,919
File size: 654 KB

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John C. Smith draws on his experience as an RCMP detachment watch commander to illustrate the complexities of police work -- the tragic, sad, happy and sometimes satisfying events that are experienced by members of the Force, in their efforts to provide professional police service to Canadians.

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