Country Roads - a review by Rosemary Kenny
Elliott and Merritt make a fatal error when they try to double-cross a black market buyer and pay the ultimate price when the tables are turned on them.
Dak Harper is a skilled relic hunter, working for Boston, (a 14 year old internet gaming designer and multi-millionaire philanthropist) who pays him well to re-acquire purloined artifacts world-wide, before restoring them to their original locations/owners. What a team they make!
Trying to do an 'Erin Brokovitch' on mega-mogul Mitchell Baldwin's covert, pollutant processing plant, doesn't go well for Hattie Markham's daughter, eco-activist Heather, when she trips an invisible alarm and is confronted by the egomaniac and his thugs one night. What will he do to her?
When Dak's path crosses that of Baldwin's necrotic plans for the Markham's and anyone else who stands in his way, you may be sure that a reckoning,à between this unexpected champion of the underdog and righter of moral and financial wrongs will soon follow.
I can highly recommend Ernest Dempsey's wonderful modern morality tale, Country Roads, as a guaranteed 5-star winner in his 3rd Dak Harper Relic Runner Series, to fans of Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels or Jason Bourne films.
Get a copy today - your all-action, vigilante-with-a-twist bookshelf will thank you!