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Twilight Of The Outlaws - Paperback

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by Donald Charles Davis (Author)

Framed by the true story of the murder of Black Piston patch holder Zack Tipton in Jacksonville Beach, Florida in June, 2014 Twilight of the Outlaws rips open the veil that shrouds the world of outlaw motorcycle clubs, reveals the social and economic forces that are hastening their end and exposes the corrupt law enforcement agencies that will stop at nothing to destroy them. Author and motorcycle club expert Donald Charles Davis traces the history of this society of disenfranchised men, the code of ethics that binds them and the ever deepening intrigues that make them more fascinating now than ever before.

Author Biography

Donald Charles Davis has written about motorcycle outlaws for the better part of a decade. His unprecedented access to sources in the motorcycle club world, his literate perspective and his incomparable investigative skills have earned him respect, and sometimes fear and loathing, among bikers, journalists, lawyers, academics and government authorities.

Number of Pages: 222
Dimensions: 0.51 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: April 21, 2015
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