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US Navy SEAL LT. Doug Hammer and his crew are back in this action-packed thriller about murder, mayhem and drugs on the US/Mexican Border. Two Navy Seals, home from Afghanistan, go to Tijuana for a little R&R. They wind up the unwelcome guests of Mexican Drug Kingpin Oscar Mendoza who tries to sell the troopers to Islamic Terrorists. The US Government, fearing an International Incident refuses to rescue them. Enlisting the help of a rag-tag bunch of mercenaries and a Minuteman Border Watcher, Doug invades Mexico to save his men, discovering it is sometimes easier to get into the country. . . than out. From the author of 'Two Seconds', real-life Minuteman Leader C. Frederick Braun spins a compelling tale while exposing the horrors of illegal immigration and drug smuggling along the Mexican Border. He draws on more than 2,000 hours of personal experience battling both. Border War will rip you from your armchair and have you huddling under a cactus with an AR15 and a prayer.

Another blockbuster from C. Frederick Braun Former Navy Seal Doug Hammer is back in a thriller that pits Americans against each other and most especially their government. The Twelve Knights, a cabal of financiers from across the globe are plotting a coup d' etat of the United States, Mexico and Canada in order to combine North America into one country: The North American Union. Hammer, now working for a quasi government agency as an assassin, get's pulled into the conflict when his sister Marlene is murdered by one of the conspirators. The economy is collapsing and there are protests in the streets as the money managers and the Fed manipulate the markets to create a panic only they can fix...or not. Now Doug finds himself in a world where friend is foe and nothing is as it seems. He and his crew set out to get revenge for Marlene's murder and unexpectedly are called upon to save three nations. From the IRS to the NSA, The Merida Compact takes real world situations playing out in today's headlines and set's up a "what if" scenario that is eerily a little too close for comfort.