Black Sheep

ISBN-13: 9781541077324 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 98 str.

Andrea Gibson

Opis

John Shepherd, a former explosive ordnance tech with the U.S. Army suffers a life altering injury which abruptly ends his military career. He struggles to keep it together while he is fired from one job after another. He battles his P.T.S.D. and fights internally to find his place in the civilian world. John begins to lose hope that he can be anything but an outsider. A corrupt criminal boss, Dominick has been stealing women from New York City and trafficking them across the globe. He plans to unleash terrorist style attacks on the American homefront and is at the top of the government's most wanted list. After being taken into custody, his goons will stop at nothing to free him, killing anyone who gets in their way. John drives up on a carjacking in progress. He rushes into intervene saving a woman's life and sending the carjackers to the hospital. The criminal organization is out for revenge. A grand car chase will lead to an unlikely meeting between John and the combat medic who saved his life in the war. They will work together to free the trafficked women. A few good men will be the only ones standing between order and chaos. The combat medic, Scott will struggle with his own demons as he faces the haunting memories of those he tried to help and those he could not save. After they believe they have completed their mission, John and Scott will be engulfed in a final battle on the Brooklyn Bridge. Dominick's men have taken hostages and laid explosives along the bridge in an effort to force the government to release the criminal boss. John and Scott won't have to be ordered to take on this challenge. They will work tirelessly to disarm the explosives and free the hostages before it is too late. These men chose to be the sheepdogs who would protect the sheep. They will learn that they too are useful even after their time in the military comes to an end.

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