Fighting Back
by Darren Darker
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Pub Date Jun 12 2018 | Archive Date Jul 15 2018
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Description
John Morgan is stuck in a small picturesque town in the South West of Ireland for a few days, due to car trouble, but it’s like no place he has ever been in before. It isn’t long before he discovers that the town is being overrun by a large group of thugs determined to make the town the centre of a countrywide illegal fuel laundering operation. The town’s inhabitants, intimidated for years, watch scared from behind closed doors, unable to do anything about them.
But after nearly being killed while rescuing a man from a burning caravan, a determined and injured Morgan sets out to free the town from their grip. Morgan’s selfless actions and determination to stand up and do what is right when others have hidden, inspire one local farming family to join him, and together they plan to rid the town of the gang once and for all.
Vastly outnumbered, Morgan must use some unusual tricks if they have any chance of surviving.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781982935733 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
patrice l, Reviewer
What a great read! It was exciting from start to finish. The setting was outstanding and very, very interesting...there is a mystery to Ireland and the author brought that forward in an almost perfect way. This was a terrific story about standing up for what you believe in and to fight to get your lives back. You'll find yourself cheering on and for John Morgan and all the people in the town as they venture forth to take back their little piece of Ireland.
