Wade Nash is lonely. He lost his wife, Catherine, to a car accident after moving down to central Florida to live out their dream life. Dream shattered, this ex-Marine and private investigator has to find something to fill his time. As an avid fisherman, he decides to start his own charter business. Then, in the beautiful confines of Wade's new state, a woman is found murdered. Now, Wade's retirement is interrupted as he's requested down in Southern Florida to investigate. He answers the call, hungry for something to do. Plus, Wade always did love the thrill of the hunt. As far as he can tell, seriously corrupt characters have something to do with the dead woman, but he needs to make the connection. Some would say he's too old to be going up against ruffians, but Wade survived a bullet in Viet Nam and big city Chicago crime. He's ready to bring those responsible to justice, like reeling in a fish at the end of his hook.

Large Power Transformers have long been a concern for the U.S. Electricity Sector, because the failure of a single unit can cause service interruption and lead to collateral damage, and there could be difficulties in quickly replacing them. This book assesses the procurement and supply environment of large power transformers (LPTs). Key industry sources have identified the limited availability of spare LPTs as a potential issue for critical infrastructure resilience in the United States, and both the public and private sectors have been undertaking a variety of efforts to address this concern. The following topics are examined in this book: characteristics and procurement of LPTs, including key raw materials and transportation; historical trends and future demands; global and domestic LPT suppliers; potential issues in the global sourcing of LPTs; and assessment of the risks facing LPTs.