Redemption: A Thriller

by Aaron Baxter

Believing that the nightmare inducing horrors of his past have been subdued in the quiet seclusion of his hometown. Disgraced Delta Force Captain, Eric Logan, reluctantly finds himself thrown back into the fray. When terrorists target the peaceful rural community of Massena, New York. With the violence seemingly over, President James Van Horn, prepares to visit the ravaged little town. But unbeknownst to him, a conspiracy, entrenched deep within his own administration. Has set in motion a plot, years in the making, to bring his Presidency to a violent end. But as a new wave of violence engulfs the small town. Logan once again is in the wrong place at the right time, as he finds he is the only thing standing between the President of the United States, and a fanatical terrorist, hell bent on Jihad. As his past returns to rear its ugly head, and with redemption within his grasp. Will Logan be able to save the President? Or, will this conspiracy succeed, and be the end of both of them?

530 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 5, 2020

Reviews

[Missy Toomey Primeau · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was amazing! I cannot wait to read the next! Fantastic job Aaron!

The author is someone that I actually personally know so I made it my mission to read his work. I am thrilled to say I am impressed by the details. Each page had me hanging on the edge of my seat awaiting the next exciting moment. Written so detailed that you feel like you are there or know the characters. Wonderful book, wonderful author, thanks Aaron!

[Sharon Baxter · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am a biased reader. Aaron is my son, and I have to say, honestly,the book was well written. He made a few mistakes, but it took nothing from the book. It was attention grabbing. I really enjoyed it.

I have all ready told my friends about it. I am pleased to say that some of them have bought the book.

[Brenda · Rating 3 out of 5]

The reason I did not rate this book is that Aaron is a friend. First - it is odd reading a book he had been writing forever. Second - he REALLY needed an editor, the typos and grammatical errors drove me bonkers. Third - I really enjoyed the book. Once I learned to get beyond the editing I enjoyed it. Really proud of him for finishing it and for being a fun book to read!