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Sinopsis

The Problem Solver: Solutions

Ian Sinclair is the problem Solver. Never be one of his problems.

There are problems that occur that seem unsolvable. These are problems that often have clear resolutions, but ones that have no socially acceptable way to get resolved. These are problems that cross political, social, and moral boundaries and are not manageable in normal ways.

The Problem Solver crosses these boundaries. He resolves the problem in the way he determines is required.

His research of the problem is thorough, in depth and as fair as possible.

Once his research is done and he engages in the field, Ian never looks back as he carries out his plan.

But as we all know plans often fall apart. It is at these times that his thoroughness saves him.

He lives two lives, and in both worlds, he is a problem solver.

In his normal life he solves problems around the world for a multinational company.

His family provides him his anchor. He always questions his foundations and counts on his wife, Lesley, to keep him on firm footing.

In his other world his ethics and moral compass provide the reference by which he functions.

Once in action, he maintains a forward momentum that carries him through the toughest spots.

Animals sense his fearlessness and his fundamental goodness and always seem to accept him but the people around him are often frightened by his direct and often devastating actions.

His targets seldom know his intentions until the fatal moment when he takes action.

Once action is initiated Ian is relentless, but he is always checking himself to ensure he is executing against plan and not emotions.

His personal centering on fundamental truths and principals serves to guide him and it protects those that he works with as he carries out his plans.

The Problem Solver:

Solutions,

Drug Lords,

Border Crosser and

Of Rhinos and Horns,

give wide exposure to the solutions Ian Sinclair delivers.

Read them all and enjoy a world where the good guy wins.

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