The Handicapper's Handgun

About the Book

The story of two men. Both retired police officers who had served most of their careers together. They had saved each other’s lives on more than one occasion. Both had reached the rank of sergeant before their retirement. They grew up on Minnesota farms and had horses for pets. This led them to like handicapping race horses at Canterbury Park, Minnesota’s race track. One of the officers suffered a terrible loss when his only family, a son who was attending college is shot to death when he was caught between two cars full of rival drug gangs while fueling his car. This led his father to take revenge. The people he had spent years arresting now must pay. And pay they did, again and again.  

About the Author

Gerald B. Garner, born and raised on a small Minnesota farm that rented out saddle horses on the weekends. This no doubt is the reason for his love of horses today. He spends nearly every Saturday at either of the two Minnesota tracks betting on the races. The proud father of three children that now as he is retired spends time with enjoying hunting and fishing. He is the author of another book titled, The Bar- Track Man. A story of survival in the Minnesota wilderness.