The Killing Zone

by Felix F. Giordano

The Killing Zone, a gritty tale of revenge, mayhem, murder, and miracles. Native American Sheriff Jim Buchanan pursues an outlaw motorcycle gang into the wilderness of northwestern Montana and confronts an unfulfilled Plains Indian prophesy.

277 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 10, 2017

About the author

Felix F. Giordano is the award winning author of the mystery/suspense/thriller series, The Jim Buchanan Novels whose protagonist is a mixed-blood Crow Native American sheriff from western Montana.

For every paperback, ebook, and audiobook sold from the Jim Buchanan Series, Mr. Giordano donates $1 to Chief Plenty Coups State Park where the vision of Chief Plenty Coups carries on. http://stateparks.mt.gov/chief-plenty...

Mr. Giordano's first novel in the series, "Montana Harvest" was a 2016 finalist for the Independent Publishers of New England Book Award and a 2017 IPNE Book Award winner in the mystery/suspense category. To date, Felix’ novels have sold in multiple countries worldwide. He is also a professional freelance editor, lecturer, and workshop coordinator. He lives in New England with his family and a very spoiled but loving Boingle (GSP/Beagle mix).

Felix is a member of the Western Writers of America (WWA), the Science Fiction Writers of America (SFWA), the Independent Publishers of New England (IPNE), the Association of Publishers for Special Sales (APSS), and the Eastern Connecticut Writers (ECW). He is the ECW coordinator for their chapter at the Willington Public Library.

In addition to "Montana Harvest", Mr. Giordano also published the mystery/suspense/thriller novels "Mystery at Little Bitterroot", "The Killing Zone", and "Missing in Montana". Upcoming novels in process include "Blood on the Rez", "Miracle of the Talking Stick", "Incident at Dead River Junction" as well as the historical fiction novel, "Mystery at Fort Benton".

Reviews

[joseph Mehan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Always like to support local (CT) authors. This is a real page-turner. Could not put it down. I guess it's a sequel to his first book, but the author makes it so that you can read this one without having to read the previous one. I like that. Good job, Felix Giordano. Looking forward to the next book.

[Beverly Kee · Rating 5 out of 5]

#3 is amazing!

Somehow my review for #2 got mixed up with #1, both #2 and #3 were extremely good books! Loved this one a lot! Oddly, many years ago I knew a "Buck" Buchanan who had been a cop on the east coast, upon retiring he traveled across the US in a wagon pulled by a team of oxen! His oxen stayed on my grandparents ranch, too tender footed to go on to the CA coast, he used four horses of ours to finish. I can't tell you how much this Jim Buchanan reminds me of that man! Very good storyline!

[Bruce Mendelson · Rating 1 out of 5]

I don't like to give bad reviews, but this is a bad book. There is a lot of violence, particularly involving women. The bad actors are a group of motorcycle riders that are truly evil. The main problem is that none of the characters were the least bit interesting. There is no historical significance and no descriptions of interesting scenery. The best thing to say about this one is that it is short. I did finish it, but it was not worth the time.

[Roger · Rating 5 out of 5]

An enjoyable and exciting read, recommend consideration.

[Joan · Rating 4 out of 5]

Montana Harvest

Good read and love the Montana location. The supernatural part of the book and Indian mythology makes for a fun read

[Marilyn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good

This is a book that's part of a series that's about the sheriff and his family he his native American Indian