Another excellent novel by Henry Brown
First of all let me state that this is the third novel by Henry Brown I have read featuring "Rocco's Retreads" a group of different special warfare operators who are mostly retired from different branches of the active duty military.
It's a direct follow up to Tier Zero- the novel where Native American lawman and ex spec ops warrior Tommy Scarred Wolf and some of his friends and family set out to rescue a group of females from the nearby Rez who had been kidnapped in a foriegn country.
This time around, Tommy and some of the Retreads have been targeted by a sleazebag Statist DHS spook and his underhanded operators- including several who are basically Manchurian Candidate Brainwashees.
Tommy is now the Sheriff in the town where the nearby Rez is located and his friends are scattered to the Southwest. Rocco, Leon and Carlos are now operating a shooting range and firearms sales and supply shop; Mac has gotten involved with a sleazy race-card baiter in Federal Law Enforcement and Josh has retired to the life of a modern Mountain Man.
Essentially Josh and some of the others find out that Rocco's Retreads have been flagged as Domestic Terrorists by the dirtbags from DHS and worse- the same scumbags are planning on a False Flag attack on a peace rally in Amarillo Texas following the senseless beating of an African American motorist.
Talk about being ripped from the headlines.
As the NeoFascists in Federal Government see it, by attacking the rally and pinning the rap on "Right Wing Militia extremists" it will give them the justification among the McSheeple to go after the Internet and gun owners.
Tommy, Josh and the majority of their friends and family decide to try and stop the False Flag attack.
When they call in a phony bomb threat and the "proper authorities" refuse to evacuate the facility...well, it's time for Tommy's pals in the Native American Militia to step forward and stop the slaughter of innocent people and try and save the country from the insidiious forces within the corridors of power who see Freedom as a threat to their own lustful power grabs.
The book is sobering at times and downright funny at others. The descriptions of some of the periphreal characters (looters and so forth) reminded me of some of the more razor-sharp satirical Destroyer Novels written by the late great Richard Sapir and Warren Murphy as both rednecks and looters get scalded by Brown's pen.
I would love to see these books made into movies someday. However they are so politically incorrect that its' mostly a pipe dream at this point.
If you enjoyed the Destroyer novels or the old Phoenix Force and Able Team books the Retreads series is right up your alley.
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