Gun Hand by Radcliff Lance
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- ISBN: 160441037X
- Publisher: Publish America
- Pub. Date: November 2007
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Comments from the Seller: Paperback Very good 9781604410372 2 86744 Light shelf wear.
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Synopsis
Joshua is a calculating hit man with a checkered past living a complex existence full of death and betrayal. When an innocent woman is brutally murdered, a chain of events is set into motion bringing a profusion of hidden characters and their twisted agendas out into the open. Joshua is quickly caught up in a perplexing plot involving organized crime figures, cold-blooded murderers, and government agencies. Soon he is reunited with characters from his past and forced to break bonds and form unlikely alliances. As the plot unravels, an enemy is exposed that is more dangerous than any he has ever faced. The threat becomes larger than he could have ever imagined and he must choose a side to survive. Unlikely heroes are forced into the light when shadowy men arise to serve their own means at the cost of the innocent.
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03/19/2008: I read 'Gun Hand' as a thrill seeker looking for some entertaining story-telling. This book delivered on that expectation completely. The characters in this book were colorful and exciting to read about. The fight scenes were easy to follow and kept the storyline jumping. I would reccomend this book to anyone who enjoys thrill rides and adrenaline.
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03/03/2008: The novel fails because the premise of the story is based upon US borders are secure, and secure to the point terrorists have to hire Americans to harm the country because they cannot get through the borders. The story disintegrate because the reader is being asked to believe in something so far removed from reality, secure borders, until the story become distracting realizing the author does not know his subject matter as well as he should. It could have been a good book but the main flaw was major.
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