Bill Sheehy Libri

The narrative follows Bill and Nancy as they embark on unique journeys to lesser-known destinations, often accompanied by their adult children, Michael and Lauren. Throughout their travels, they explore twenty diverse regions, each showcasing distinct cultures and landscapes. Bill's storytelling is enriched by his photography, capturing the essence of the local people and their living conditions, while his engaging personality helps foster connections and smiles along the way.

Brad Foley was once a deputy sheriff, but that was taken away from him. He lost his job, his badge, his home, and his reason for living. Now working his way out of his own personal hell, he takes what work he can get, such as finding out who the dead girl in the morgue really is. To the police she's a "Jane Doe," just another prostitute killing. But she could be from one of the San Francisco pioneering families. When the trail leads from an alley south of Market Street up to the California governor's mansion and then north to Mendocino County where he once wore a deputy sheriff's badge, Foley doesn't hesitate. Murder, politics, drugs, and the big city escort business are all part of what Foley is facing. A former cop with failure in his background, he finds himself caught up in a situation almost beyond his abilities.