On the Border is an adventure story that just might be the modernized version of a certain legendary Old West hero. Jon Reid is a very honest man, and takes great pride in his job as a Texas Ranger. When he dares to testify against a fellow Ranger, he is ostracized, mocked, and then exiled to a task force of rejects from several agencies. Reid and his new team start scoring successes, and rack up some impressive arrests. This draws the attention, and wrath, of a large drug cartel. The task force is ambushed, and only Reid survives, found nearly dead by an Apache Army Ranger Veteran. The two both have a strong sense of justice and decide the cartel needs to pay. But with the cartel's influence and corruption spread so far, what can just two men do?
Well, when one of them is dead already, then, as the song goes, "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose." The pair attack the cartel, raiding counting houses, drug distribution places, and bands of thugs. Soon their legend begins to spread. The cartel doesn't take them seriously at first. After all, it's just an Indian and one, lone, ranger...
This contains one chapter from three difference Alex Landon stories to give readers a sample of my writing and the characters from this series.
OPERATION BARRICADE
Arizona drug task force detectives and SWAT teams begin using coordinated, small-unit military tactics to combat human trafficking and narcoterrorism, and quickly make several multimillion dollar seizures. When the Mexican drug cartels retaliate by viciously targeting the officers and their families, how can the cops protect the community while fighting to defend themselves?
THE RECIDIVIST
Homicide detectives identify the lone suspect in a heinous double murder as the victims' son, a recently paroled meth-addict, adamantly professes his innocence and blames an unidentified killer. As politicians, police administrators, and the victims' family demand the ex-con's immediate conviction, mounting conflicts force detectives to question both his guilt, and their moral and legal obligations to investigate exculpatory evidence.
THE TOXIN
Cops investigate a series of seemingly unrelated mass murders caused by an unknown biotoxin. As hundreds frantically work to identify the agent and its antidote, the unidentified suspects begin targeting cops, prosecutors, and judges with such ferocity that law enforcement must choose between protecting the public and protecting itself.