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James
H. Lilley served in the United States Marine Corps from 1961 through 1965. He was discharged at the rank
of corporal. A police sergeant with the Howard County Police Department (Maryland), he has worked in the
Uniformed Patrol Division, Criminal Investigations Division, Forensic Services (CSI) and Drug Enforcement Division. His Street
Drug Unit was featured in the book "Undercover" by Hans Halberstadt and published by Simon and Schuster. Some of
his awards include The Medal of Valor, Four Bronze Stars, Four Unit Citations and the Governor's Citation. He is also
an 8th Degree Black Belt in Shorin Ryu Karate and the first American to be promoted to the rank of Black Belt by Mr. Takeshi
Miyagi. James Lilley is the author of six books: A Question of Honor; The Eyes of the Hunter; The Far Side of
the Bridge; Just Retribution; A Miracle for Tony Clements; and, Death Knocks Twice. According to the book description of
Death Knocks Twice, “Halloween night, with a Hunter's Moon in the sky, finds Detective
Jefferson Daniel Lewis on the scene of a murder. Another child molester's been killed with the signature double tap to
the head. Two .22 caliber bullets, and little else to go on, puts Lewis in the middle of right and wrong when sentiment rests
on the side of the killer. To complicate matters, he's assigned a new partner. Maria Santana, a dark-eyed, raven-haired
beauty works beside him day and night, but knows she'd like to be a lot more than just his partner.”
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