I had a ton of fun reading this book. The characters are well-drawn, and where Rhoades could have dipped into stereotypes, he finds depth. Tony Wolf goes from hero, to anti-hero and back again, with some very well-executed violence. The supporting cast, which ranges from a small host of FBI agent...
Loaded with testosterone and high-caliber weapons, Rhoades's hard-boiled debut lurches from one bloody gun battle to another in the streets and back alleys of Fayetteville, N.C., as a bounty hunter finds himself drawing highly unwelcome attention. When dim-witted cousins DeWayne and Leonard kill ...
He’d taken the time he’d normally have spent checking NCIC for the stolen weapons to do as Keller had suggested and check out this Church of Elohim. What he’d seen had amused him at first, then angered him, then made him almost physically ill. He recalled a quote his Uncle Leonard used to use, so...
He didn’t know where he was for a moment, and adrenaline jolted him to hyperalertness. He snatched the pistol from underneath the pillow and swung it toward the door, seeking whatever sound it was that had awakened him. There were voices outside the door. A man’s voice called out. Another answere...