Double Trouble

Beverly and her twin sister Shirley have a seven million dollar problem with a drug lord who claims their father, now deceased, embezzled the money. The twins are double trouble for Rick and his team but they manage to terminate the drug lord and his business. The drama triggers an attraction between Beverly and Rick and between Shirley and Mike, one of Rick's team members.

Beverly is reluctant to get involved with Rick because she doesn't want to abandon her engineering career for a life of bending the law. And Shirley is reluctant to get involved with Mike because she has a sex-or-else problem with her parole officer. While Mike is giving Shirley's parole officer a cease-or-else demand, Rick convinces Beverly to learn how to operate the drones they use to zap bad guys out of business. When the parole officer hires thugs to kill Mike and Shirley, Beverly uses a drone to save them. Then Rick and Mike partner with a sheriff to put the parole officer behind bars.

The story concludes at Rick’s cabin where a full moon, a flickering fire and mixed drinks help Rick and Beverly mesh their personal and professional lives. Yes, they slip under the covers. The next morning they begin plans for a double wedding with Mike and Shirley.

You'll identify with the independent, self-determined nature of the male and female characters as they face the inner and outer conflict of cooperating with each other to put bad guys out of business and in prison. You’ll hold your breath when the story takes its darkest turns. Cheer when Rick and his team snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. And smile when... hey, this is just a preview of the coming attractions.