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Buffalo's Win

Buffalo's Win

Mercer, Clay Culpepper

Paperback

Mystery & Thriller

ISBN13: 9798790007088
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 24 2022
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.81
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Author Clay Mercer delivers another action packed thriller. Buffalo's Win, the final book in the Buffalo Hunter Trilogy. Buffalo, Buff to his friends, had sworn vengeance on Carlos de Santiago, the man ultimately responsible for the human trafficking pipeline that almost swallowed Buff's fiancé, Susannah Jiminez. However, when the Zetas hired Martina Garcia, a successful assassin to eliminate Buff, their leader, Eduardo Navarro, didn't know that both Martina and Carlos wanted to turn State's evidence on the Zetas cartel.

Following the daring raid into Mexico to rescue Carlos, Buff has settled down to do what he does best, write bail bonds and, as a bounty hunter, chase fugitives. Now, two months later, the Department of Justice has decided to send a covert team into Mexico to bring Senor Navarro to the United States to pay for the crimes committed by the Zetas and their thugs.

The Department of Justice, using Brian Edwards, the head of the covert and clandestine Team Fox, recruits Buff to take charge of and implement the operation to kidnap Senor Navarro. Will Buff Hunter be up to the challenge? Will he be able to deliver Senor Navarro and thereby put an end, once and for all, to the Zetas' threat to himself and his family?

Novels by author Clay Mercer deal with many issues faced by everyday Americans in the Twenty-First Century: drugs, gang warfare, violence, and even petty crime. Many aspects of life in the current era are not pretty, but Mercer understands that overlooking the dirty side of life can be a dangerous thing indeed. I want to tell the story of the modern-day South, says Mercer. Not the 'South' of Margaret Mitchell, or the 'South' of Harper Lee, or even the 'South' of the late, great Lewis Grizzard. I want to tell the story of 'my South, ' as it is lived and survived by the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the pioneers who settled this wonderful piece of America.

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