Connie L. Reeves lives in upstate New York with her husband and has two grown children.
Having served as one of the first female Army helicopter pilots, an intelligence officer, and a specialist on Western Europe, she retired from the Army in 1994.
In addition to her novels, she has written the definitive history of the Air Force Nurse Corps, two Army histories, and numerous articles or chapters on women in the military.
Connie Reeves enjoys a variety of activities--family, the Adirondacks, traveling, reading, hiking, genealogy.
As an ovarian cancer survivor (cancer-free since Aug 2007), she now raises awareness about this disease.
Having served as one of the first female Army helicopter pilots, an intelligence officer, and a specialist on Western Europe, she retired from the Army in 1994.
In addition to her novels, she has written the definitive history of the Air Force Nurse Corps, two Army histories, and numerous articles or chapters on women in the military.
Connie Reeves enjoys a variety of activities--family, the Adirondacks, traveling, reading, hiking, genealogy.
As an ovarian cancer survivor (cancer-free since Aug 2007), she now raises awareness about this disease.
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The Elimination Game by Connie L. Reeves
An unknown and treacherous threat exists within the U.S. Army.
When Crystal Lambert is killed in a fiery helicopter crash in West Germany, her ex-husband embarks on a worldwide vendetta to swiftly eradicate and punish whoever is responsible.
Tina Loyola also refuses to accept that her sister's tragic death resulted from pilot error and persists in investigating so thoroughly that her own life is suddenly endangered.
Student training records at the Army's flight school falsely indicate that an unacceptable number of women have graduated without merit, forcing Iris Tucker to use her wits and subterfuge to prove what she knows is the truth.
Deadly chopper crashes with all-female crews keep occurring in international locations. Will the Army realize-before it's too late-that internal sabotage is at work?
When Crystal Lambert is killed in a fiery helicopter crash in West Germany, her ex-husband embarks on a worldwide vendetta to swiftly eradicate and punish whoever is responsible.
Tina Loyola also refuses to accept that her sister's tragic death resulted from pilot error and persists in investigating so thoroughly that her own life is suddenly endangered.
Student training records at the Army's flight school falsely indicate that an unacceptable number of women have graduated without merit, forcing Iris Tucker to use her wits and subterfuge to prove what she knows is the truth.
Deadly chopper crashes with all-female crews keep occurring in international locations. Will the Army realize-before it's too late-that internal sabotage is at work?
