An American Kill

Cover of An American Kill by John Stonehouse
Year: 2015
Language: en
Edition: 1
Pages: 402
ISBN-13: 9781543183542
ISBN-10: 1543183549
Dimensions:
Height: 8 Inches
Length: 5 Inches
Weight: 0.96 Pounds
Width: 1.01 Inches
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An American Kill by John Stonehouse is a gripping addition to the Whicher Series, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 25, 2015. This edition spans 402 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows John Whicher, a US Marshal who has recently returned from the Persian Gulf war. As he embarks on his first case in south Texas, he confronts the aftermath of a multiple shooting on the US-Mexico border, where five undocumented aliens and one American have lost their lives. Faced with a county that seeks to limit the investigation due to budget constraints, Whicher is determined to pursue justice.

Readers will find a blend of crime and thriller elements as Whicher navigates the complexities of his case. The story delves into themes of justice and the challenges faced by law enforcement in a region marked by tension and tragedy. With its focus on crime and the intricacies of the legal system, this book offers a detailed exploration of Whicher’s resolve to ensure that every life counts, regardless of nationality. This edition of An American Kill is suitable for those interested in literary fiction that intertwines thrilling narratives with social issues.


Official synopsis Publisher

BOOK #2 in the bestselling WHICHER SERIES

John Whicher is a US Marshal, not long out of training – barely twelve months back from serving in the Persian Gulf war. In south Texas he’s working his first case when a multiple shooting on the US / Mexico border leaves five non-documented aliens and one American dead. The county decides to limit any inquest – money’s tight, deaths among illegals are notoriously hard to crack. But Whicher, in his first case, is not about to see justice denied.

The WHICHER SERIES can be read in any order

‘A classic series in the making… I found the first book in the series compulsive reading. This one is even more compulsive.’ Amazon Reviews

‘I’ve spent decades as a wilderness guide in the southwest, the author brings the badlands to life. One of the best mysteries I’ve read in years.’ RJ Garn, Amazon Reviews, NM

‘Exceptional…’ ROD REYNOLDS, author, ‘THE DARK INSIDE’, ‘BLACK NIGHT FALLING’

‘Captures the very essence of the southwest. Can’t wait for the next one.’ D.Waite, Amazon Reviews

‘Great read and a perfect successor to An American Outlaw…’ SAHughes, Amazon Reviews

‘Fighting for lives that count, because they all count…’ DJ Ryan, Amazon Reviews

Praise for The Whicher Series

‘A fast-moving, tension filled manhunt…hooks the reader, brilliantly rendered.’ Raven Crime Reads

‘Having spent time as a USAF Air Policeman riding with Tom Green County Sheriff and the Texas Highway Patrol makes the book more real…’ Stevie-Joe, Amazon Reviews

‘Powerful, smart, action-packed…’ B. Case, Amazon Top-5OO Reviews

‘Stunningly stylish…practically buzzing when I sat down to write the review…’ Paul, Read or Dead

‘Relentless…’ murdermayhemandmore

‘As a veteran, who also spent years in rural Texas, I was able to relate and enjoy…’ Rev. Stan Chapin, Amazon Reviews

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“An American Kill” is credited to John Stonehouse.
When was “An American Kill” published?
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Year: 2015.
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ISBN-13: 9781543183542. ISBN-10: 1543183549.
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Language: en. Pages: 402. Edition: 1.

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