All That's Missing

This new memoir by an experienced leader in the security industry chronicles Michael Shetler's exciting life as a law enforcement officer. Shetler started a lifelong love affair with law enforcement and security in 1973 when he joined the Presidential Honor Guard in Washington, DC. This passion led to many adventures across America.

Whether it was fighting in the Miami cocaine wars of the eighties or encountering skin-walkers while working as a sheriff in Colorado, Shetler has embraced the American experience. He expands these stories to not only entertain but also educate a new generation on the importance of strong political and moral values. His insight into contemporary America is invaluable, and he expands his memoir to include his thoughts about the difficult future ahead.

In a cautionary political analysis, Shetler tackles the hot topics of today: political correctness, illegal immigration, crooked politicians, ineffectual national security, and the war on law enforcement. In his own indomitable style and with more than a little humor, Shetler offers his own solutions to these problems and more. Sometimes new isn't always better, and Shetler knows that some of the old-fashioned truths that served him so well in law enforcement will never be proven wrong.