Non-Stop Flight, set in the mountains of Northern Virginia, Dulles International Airport, Miami Florida and, of course, his favorite mom-and-pop diner, "Hoppy's Place," is the first in a planned series of Cameron McGregor adventures. Cameron McGregor-is a "good guy," a United States Marshal, who spent most days and many, many nights driving around crappy neighborhoods, talking to stupid people, drinking cold coffee, and looking for bad guys. He spent most of his time experiencing the seamy side of life that most people don't see. Eventually he found himself judging the world from an extremely limited perspective, and he started to see everything with a jaundiced eye-his whole existence began to be in a world of criminals and idiots. He just woke up one morning and realized that he badly needed to rebalance his life. He knew that most jobs have a healthy balance; with good things mixed with the bad. But not so in the kind of law enforcement work he did. He found himself thinking that ninety-eight percent of the people in the world are no good-and the two percent who are good-well, they carry badges-and even then, some are questionable. That's just not right-but that's where his mind was when he decided to retire. But life saw his retirement in a different way. Simply stated, his new life, by happenstance and circumstance, continued to present death-defying challenges that put him right back into the life he so vehemently wanted to leave behind. Who knew that assisting an apparently stranded passenger at an airport would cause him to have to unpack his badge and reload his gun? Non-Stop Flight takes the reader down a path that ranges from the ordinary dilemmas of airline travelers to matters of intrigue, vulnerability, danger, and revenge.