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Del Gibson had a circus act at
age fifteen, hitchhiked through forty of the lower 48 states at sixteen, and was a homicide detective with the Kansas City
Police Department (Missouri). A graduate of Central Missouri State University with an M.S. degree in Criminology, he trained
National Police in the Republic of Marshall Islands and was a counter-intelligence investigator for the U.S. Department of
Defense in the South Pacific. He has also taught criminology in several colleges and universities.
Del Gibson is the author of the
thriller False Sanctuary. According to the book description, “Newly divorced, Kelly Garrison moves to Newton, Colorado, to
start a new life. A former policeman, Kelly is hired by the Newton police department. Kelly is befriended by long- time resident,
Joel Carson, who is a retired miner and also mayor of Newton. Then Kelly falls in love with Joel’s granddaughter just
before stumbling upon a huge drug money laundering operation conducted through the bank where Joel is the major stockholder.
The drug cartel attempts to kill Kelly for investigating the laundering operation. Is Joel, Kelly’s new friend, part
of the operation? Who in Newton can Kelly trust?”
One reader of False
Sanctuary said, “This book is a must have addition to
your fiction collection. Mr. Gibson does a wonderful job of character development. The Characters really grow to a point where
you feel like you know them on a personal basis. The plot twist and turns and leads to some rather unexpected events. It is
rumored that there is to be a sequel - I CAN'T WAIT!!!! Great job Mr. Gibson. I look forward to your next work.”
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