“Why is someone trying to kill me?” An isolated cabin in Wyoming. A killer using a submachine gun to splinter the door. Why? Jim Atlas doesn’t know, but he’s determined to find out. He’s a medically retired Marine, and thought he’d left all his enemies overseas. The depravity he discovers during his search is enough to turn even his combat-tested stomach. He should let the FBI handle it, but someone has made it personal.
First in a new series by Jerry Fedora, author of The Chronicles of Ross.
Jerry Fedora is a former U.S. Marine Corps infantry officer and U.S. Naval Academy graduate. His military experience, global travels, and lifelong interest in history, politics, and human behavior shape his fast-paced, character-driven thrillers. A dedicated reader with a personal library once exceeding 3,000 volumes, he brings realism, dry humor, and moral complexity to his work. He lives in Texas with his long-suffering wife, a fine mustache, and a deep appreciation for Scotch whisky.
Best Jerry Fedora book yet! I couldn't put this one down. It's like a Jack Reacher book but easier and faster to read. I was engaged every step of the way and excited to see what happened next. Must read!
Oh Wow. That was so much fun to read. You get all the action, you get all the laughs, you get things blown up, you get a man that cares for others. I couldn't put it down. Oh I like how Jim talked to the the readers. Jerry keep this series going don't stop at two books bring it
A quickish read some may think it is too short, but it's just right in fact. All the loose ends get tied up later in the novel so no carry overs. It is engaging so you'll not be disappointed.
Wyoming Burn - One of the better books I've read in a while. Absolutely enjoyed the writing style, no extra filler, just a straight story. Terrific story lines and characters made for an immersing and intriguing way to spend a few hours. Appreciated the lack of hollywood trash and vulgar language. Enjoyed the author's dry humor. Source: The author. 5*