John and Nick drag the Monsters and Unholies into political and international intrigue with worldwide consequences. Targeted by New World Order sycophants, trying to get ahead in the Illuminati order, the teams strike back in gun blazing answer. With families at risk, the deadliest killers in the world make it known the body count will cower even the most dedicated minions of world power. John Harding’s son Kade, delivered to him by a woman named Julie he had an affair with years before, threads into the Harding family and Monsters with ease. Captain Hook, an over twenty-five-foot long Great White Shark; that has chosen to be one of John Harding's Monster crew, becomes John’s ocean training partner and deadly ally.
Born and raised in Warren, Ohio, Mr. DeLeo writes Pulp Fiction in many genres. Seventy of his novels are available on the Amazon marketplace and are free for Kindle Unlimited members. He served aboard the USS Ranger (CVA61) from 1969 until November of 1972. After the Navy, he earned an AA degree in Auto Technology from Chabot College in Hayward, CA, and a BA degree in English from Cal State Hayward.
So satisfying to have s fictional character stand up for everyday people. It quenches my thirst for vengeance because the government leaves everyone scratching their heads thinking WTF is really going on. Not to be out done Captain Hook makes his appearance and earns love and respect by siding with monsters by protecting his feeders and attacking enemy boats. As always this book was great and you get a visit from all the characters plus a new one. Can't wait for the next book.
This series has the most amazing characters that we wish were real. Between Nick McCarty, John Harding and Captain Hook, it's impossible to choose a favorite, because fans love them all, along with their families and friends.
When the Unholies and the Monsters join forces, there is no escape from their just retribution. When they are targeted for death by Illuminati politicians and an unexpected celebrity who send hired killers, it doesn't end well for the hirers or the hirees.
Fans welcome the addition of Kade, John's precocious three-year-old son.
Please keep writing John Harding and Nick McCarty books.
Even though all the books basically have the same storyline, Mr Deleo hooks you right in. Awesome writing thank you. Please keep destroying the reputation of that cult Sharia law and it’s followers and please keep exposing our real politicians who want to destroy our great country and give it away. Even though you cannot use their real names,I along with the rest of your readers know who you are talking about. GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.
The only part about Bernard LerDeleo's books that is a shame, is that there is no Dark Lord or El Puerto and their refilled in the real world. Once again Mr. LeeDeleo has written more pulp fiction about facts and liberals ruining America while John,Nick and the friends try to save the nation. Exciting, fun, great characters and just another enjoyable lounge in cheek novel to keep you reading and not wanting to stop. Always a great read and looking forward to the next one.
In the last Nick and Jean future when reading Kade, John's son, I thought I had missed a book somewhere along the way so I went through my Kindle library, but no, I read them all. Boy, this one was amazing. If little Kade were real, I'd adopt him...lol! The action and humor, so Bernard. Loved it. I need another asap. Impatiently awaiting!
Mr DeLeo is without a doubt one of my top 3 favorite authors and once again he didn't disappoint. The usual Non-stop action, comedy, fights, shark feed gs and a lot more that I have come to expect and look forward to are all in this book. My only complaint is that there is no such thing as a book a week offer or a never-ending John Harding/Muerto story to read.
As always a great read. John and Nick band together to take down the corrupt politicians selling out America. A big surprise awaits John, and he is thrilled with it. No spoilers read it and enjoy.
Great story, characters and action.DeLeo writes the best PULP and brings it home with story lines that parallel current issues facing this country right now.
First read 2019. Loved the sarcasm, characters, plot but hated the extreme right wing polemic. Re-read in 2020 during covid pandemic. Still amusing even with polemic. Re-read again in 2022.