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A public relations job at a bank leads to troubleshooter Jack Lynch's latest case as he investigates the connections between the bank, a lottery, and a computer hacker who has placed a software bomb in the bank's computer system. ... Read more

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Chapters: Big Jack Armstrong, William Queen, Rick Ferrell, Howard Coble, Doc Searls, Allen Paul, Kudzu Wish, Tony Womack, Joseph M. Dixon, Bill Lindsay, Ernie Shore, Christopher Benfey, Warren Mitofsky, Penelope W. Kyle, James Childress, John Hamlin Folger, Junior Lord, William Hines, Mary Ann Akers, David M. Dobson, Rick Elmore, Sam Venuto. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 69. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Big Jack Armstrong (born John Charles Larsh on December 4, 1945 in Durham County, North Carolina; died March 23, 2008 in High Point, North Carolina), aka Jack Armstrong, Jackson W. Armstrong, and Big Jack Your Leader, was a Top 40 disc jockey of the 1960s through the 1980s, and an oldies DJ until 2006. His parents were John Edgar Larsh, Jr., who was a professor in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina, and Ruth Ella Neal.His father once served as the Acting Dean of UNC's School of Pharmacy . He held a Guinness World Record for "fastest talking human alive" at one point in his career. He developed 2 imaginary sidekicks - the Gorilla, who speaks in a raspy bass, and likes women, banana juice, and whiskey, in that order - and the Old Timer, who wheezes, tells lame jokes, and was always getting shot after one of them. Larsh was known for his distinctive signoff. At WKYC, it was a few catch phrases, spoken over the instrumental version of the The Beatles' "And I Love Her." On WKBW, he used "Shimmy Shimmy Walk II" by the Megatons. On most stations, he used no background music. Eventually, it became a Motormouth extravaganza, spoken so fast it was hard to understand. Larsh began his radio career at WCHL in Chapel Hill, North Carolina in 1960 at the age of 14 as an after school and weekend job. He also worked at WCDJ in Edenton in the summer when his family woul...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=6586665 ... Read more