New Release....No more deception.
Brought to the Caribbean island of Dominican Republic on the premise that he could finally close the chapter on the darkest moment of his life—and rid the world of a cold-blooded killer—Booker T. Adams instantly finds a far different scene. Set against the backdrop of a city consumed by the rising fear of terrorism and a brutal drug lord, a woman, seemingly with two lives and even two faces, uses her hypnotic charm to get what she wants, sending Booker on a mission to rescue a teenage boy held hostage.
No more lies.
Befriended by a fired cop and a homeless kid with nothing to live for, Booker struggles to understand fact versus fiction, while staving off wild bores, snakes, terrorist traps, and a past that has haunted him for almost thirty years. Is he dealing with people believing their own hypocrisy, or have they simply perfected the art of betrayal and treachery?
No more killing.
The all-powerful rule with brute force, killing women and children like they’re swatting flies. It’s a savagery that Booker can’t comprehend, let alone defeat. With the smell of death stuffed down his throat, the man with everything to lose puts everything on the line—because he can stand…
No more.
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***MY HONEST REVIEW OF Booker: No Mas***
Booker gets a
lead on ex-girlfriend Britney, who is a murdering psycho, and heads to South
America to find her. When he does, she hires him to find her current boyfriend’s
son who has been kidnapped. Booker can’t tell if she is playing him, or has
really turned over a new leaf. Nevertheless, he feels driven to find the boy.
With the help of a couple of unlikely allies, Booker must take on the leader of
the local cartel, who he suspects has the boy.
Booker always
gets unusual cases, and this one doesn’t disappoint. It’s a testament to how
sinister Britney is, when Booker can’t tell if she is acting or not. I loved
the character of Bolt. It was so amusing all of the conversations getting the
American lingo mixed up. Again, Booker shows a bit of a softer side, with his
concern for Bolt and the kidnapped boy. I’m also glad his past is brought to
the forefront to find some closure for him.
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About the Author
A veteran of the corporate wars, former journalist, and true studier of human and social behavior, best-selling author John W. Mefford has been writing novels since he first entered the work force twenty-five years ago, although he never put words on paper until late 2009.
John writes novels full of intrigue, suspense, and thrills, but they also evoke an emotional connection with the characters.
When he’s not writing, he chases three kids around, slaves away in the yard, reads, takes in as many sports as time allows, watches all sorts of movies, and continues to make mental notes of people and societies across the land.
John lives in Frisco, Texas with his beautiful wife, three opinionated kids, and a feisty fat cat who rules the world.
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I wonder if hubbie would love these as much as I think he would, they're right up his street!!
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