Currently leading the publishing company Ramirez & Clark in Florida, Scott Westerman has a Michigan background that ranges from radio personality and sales manager to telecom executive. Scott Westerman explores lessons taken from years of Michigan business leadership in the Pass It On podcast. He is also author of the thriller Chasing Vega, written under the pen name Terry Shepherd.
The taut crime novel incorporates insights gained from endeavors as a licensed radio amateur, mixing police procedural with the exploits of real-life amateurs engaged in their airwaves avocation. It features protagonist Jessica Ramirez as a cop of real grit and tenaciousness, whose strong moral compass leads her to seek justice at any cost. With a fast-paced style evocative of Lee Goldberg, the book is based on an actual police officer the author is familiar with.
For amateur radio buffs, one major draw of Chasing Vega is that Brian Mileshoky (N5ZGT) and Kevin Smith (N4FMQ) have cameos in the novel. These amateur radio enthusiasts deliver critical assistance during the chase scene at the story's climax. They employ APRS (automatic position reporting system) trackers in directing law enforcement to the exact location of the novel’s killer.
The taut crime novel incorporates insights gained from endeavors as a licensed radio amateur, mixing police procedural with the exploits of real-life amateurs engaged in their airwaves avocation. It features protagonist Jessica Ramirez as a cop of real grit and tenaciousness, whose strong moral compass leads her to seek justice at any cost. With a fast-paced style evocative of Lee Goldberg, the book is based on an actual police officer the author is familiar with.
For amateur radio buffs, one major draw of Chasing Vega is that Brian Mileshoky (N5ZGT) and Kevin Smith (N4FMQ) have cameos in the novel. These amateur radio enthusiasts deliver critical assistance during the chase scene at the story's climax. They employ APRS (automatic position reporting system) trackers in directing law enforcement to the exact location of the novel’s killer.
