Steven W. Kohlhagen

This book is about the increase in terrorist attacks—by jihadists, white
supremacists, and Mexican cartels, which ironically seems to be based on the events in the past 20 years or so. Right from today's news. Are we ever going to win this fight, will we be able to eradicate the terrorist threats?

A group of vigilantes is taking out these terrorists before they can complete their goals. These people are a select group of people with different skills and knowledge. The President of the US is determined to find out who these vigilante people are, mainly because he objects to what they are doing, but rather because they are rogue government employees and it is illegal for vigilantes to do what they are doing. The President knows that what they are doing is for the good of the US but it is still wrong.

I found this book to be very fast paced and character driven, a real page turner. Even though these people are vigilantes and taking things into their own hands to eliminate the terrorist threat, I had to cheer for them. The author is knowledgeable in his facts about terrorism and terrorists to different countries and ideals. I always enjoy reading a book by an author that can stick to what he knows. In The Point of a Gun, the story is an exciting thriller that will leave you thinking, is there a group out there that is really anhilating the bad guys? I would not be upset if there was.

If you love a good political/mystery/thriller, then you will enjoy this book!… (mehr)

This is the first book I have read from this author. It will not be my last one. Wow. This book is strong.

Even with all of the different agencies and many voices, it was easy to keep them all clear and separate from one another. There is nothing worse then having too many characters that after a while start to sound the same. Plus, everyone in the story had a purpose.

You know a book is going to be good when within the first couple of pages there is a body. It will not be the last one as the body count rises. My vote is for the vigilantes and I am not talking Batman. Good or bad, they were juror and judge. I like strong female characters like Samms. Oh and I have to mention that there is a character named "Cheese". Yes, please.

This book has so much action. You combine this with a great storyline and characters and you get a winning combination with an outcome called "The Point of a Gun."… (mehr)

Book Review & Giveaway: Have you ever read a historical account and felt in your gut that something about it just didn’t sound right? That’s what led Steven W. Kohlhagen to write Where They Bury You. What he read in Kit Carson’s report about August 1863’s events didn’t make sense to him, so he began to do some research. The question he kept asking himself was “Did the Navajo really shoot Santa Fe’s Provost Marshall, Joseph Cummings?” The result is a mystery novel based on historic facts and a very real murder, all set amid the turbulence that made up the very wild but very real West during the Civil War. Sound interesting? Well, even better, we’re hosting a giveaway with the copy of Where They Bury You that we received, so go to http://popcornreads.com/?p=6494 to enter to win it!… (mehr)