Vengeance Is Mine
They’ve already started coming across. The drug dealers and the petty criminals. The terrorists and the parasites. For one man on the West Texas border, the time to stand against them is now. John Howard Stark, a Vietnam vet whose family has worked their ranch for generations, has set off a trip wire—and an ambush has exploded all around him. A Columbian drug cartel commander, with the help of an ex-special forces hit man and his own deadly army, has killed three Americans—including Stark’s uncle and his neighbor—and will slaughter anyone else who stands in his way. The local law is in his pocket and the Border Patrol is powerless to help.

Now John Howard Stark is about to wage a one-man war. And he’s got the best kind of reason to fight to the death. But for this American, there’s one thing more dangerous than the enemies slithering across the border—and that’s the second enemy standing behind his back: His own government…

This book held me in suspense almost all the way through. Matter of fact I send Donnie and email, along with a few of my other friends, telling them to read it.

This book really hit on some strong emotions. It's well enough written that you really get to like John Howard and his friends. Then as the story progresses, it just gets better and better. By the time I was half way through it, I'd fall asleep every night trying to keep reading.

Last night, I had to finish it...period. That's all there was to it. I really felt the pain, John Howard felt. I felt the disgust he and Elaine felt, at the IRS. Matter of fact, it reminded me of the power our governing bodies have given themselves and how easy it is to get really messed over, should you displease any of them.

I so highly recommend this book.... I can't praise it enough. Jo.. I have as yet to figure out who Fred Austin is, but he did GOOD on this book, that Bill originated.

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Dale

Going to have look for this book on my next trip to Walmart.