Book: Mistaken Identity (Wynn Garrett Series, #1) by Bruce A. Borders
categories: Book, Anti-Terrorism, Homeland Security, Secret Government Agency, Counter-Terrorism, Humor, Pro-American, Any Means Necessary, Government Agent, Fighting Terrorism, Amusing, Action Novel
Bruce A. Borders
about this book: When two men from the government knock on his door, wanting to hire him as a counter-terrorism operative, Wynn Garrett accepts the offer. A proud American, Wynn has no use for the terrorists. Determined that America emerges victorious, he employs questionable tactics in his personal war on terrorism, taking to heart the directive to eliminate the terrorists "by any means necessary" - much to the consternation of his superiors in Washington. They constantly attempt to curb his reckless behavior, but to no avail. Believing him to be a former Navy Seal, they are quite shocked to discover they have made a mistake. But by then, he is well on his way to completing his assignment. Wynn's impetuous nature is candidly revealed through his impatience and intolerance, but offset by a uniquely cynical humor. A not-so-politically correct look at the growing domestic terrorism problem in America, Mistaken Identity is a refreshing change of pace from the constant mantra of tolerance for radical Islam heard from the government and news media outlets.
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about this book: When two men from the government knock on his door, wanting to hire him as a counter-terrorism operative, Wynn Garrett accepts the offer. A proud American, Wynn has no use for the terrorists. Determined that America emerges victorious, he employs questionable tactics in his personal war on terrorism, taking to heart the directive to eliminate the terrorists "by any means necessary" - much to the consternation of his superiors in Washington. They constantly attempt to curb his reckless behavior, but to no avail. Believing him to be a former Navy Seal, they are quite shocked to discover they have made a mistake. But by then, he is well on his way to completing his assignment. Wynn's impetuous nature is candidly revealed through his impatience and intolerance, but offset by a uniquely cynical humor. A not-so-politically correct look at the growing domestic terrorism problem in America, Mistaken Identity is a refreshing change of pace from the constant mantra of tolerance for radical Islam heard from the government and news media outlets.
