Dragon Oneĥ stars Just recently, 'El Chapo' Guzman, head of the Sinaloan drug cartel, was named Chicago's public enemy number one. At least, for his sake, I'm hoping it's a promotion that he's going to be happy with (although, knowing him, I seriously doubt it). I loved the character of Mike McBride, is there anything this guy cannot do? Although I wonder where he goes from here having been seriously promoted. Senate, which this author shows is undeniably plausible. However, as this story so deftly shows, crime is not so local, after all, especially when they occur in high places like the U.S. get to play out on the street and how they impact and in some cases impair the local law enforcement's ability to deal with local crime. We get to see how laws enacted (or not enacted) in D.C. The story covers not just some significant geographical ground (from Mexico to San Diego and Los Angeles to San Francisco, New Mexico and even cross country to Washington D.C.) but also political and philosophical. Review:ĥ Stars I love genre stories that transcend their genre and present a deeper significance to the unfolding events and this is certainly one of those. Prepare to be entertained and enlightened.

Contemporary United States politics enters into the plots, as Mike deals with immigration and border security issues, as well as corruption in high places, the kidnapping of women and the selling of babies. They are packed with action, adventure, handsome heros, vile villians, beautiful and smart women, and just the right amount of romance. Leroy Bratowski, and his girlfriend, Juliette Carolle. Dorothy May Mercer is the author of the popular McBride series of five books, featuring handsome cop hero Det.

The Gang Bust by Dorothy May Mercer