Black Friday

By: William W. Johnstone, J. A. Johnstone

Narrated by: Bill Thatcher

Black Friday. The American Way Mall is packed with holiday shoppers and bargain seekers. Machine-gun fire rings out, and within minutes hundreds are dead and dying. Others are taken hostage by an army of fanatical Middle Eastern terrorists ready to blast the American Way Mall into a pile of rubble. But one man - Iraq War vet Tobey Lanning - refuses to go down without a fight.

Separated from his soon-to-be fiancée, Lanning finds himself on the frontlines of a new war against terror. The FBI and the local police are helpless. The battle is going to be lost or won inside the mall. With thousands of innocent lives at stake, Lanning assembles a makeshift platoon of Black Friday shoppers. A teenage security guard. A retired Chicago cop. A school teacher who's never fired a gun. A young ex-con who has. A soccer mom. A priest. A wheelchair-bound World War II vet.

These brave everyday Americans will stand up and meet the enemy face to face. Defend their land, their values, their honor - and, if necessary, pay the ultimate price for freedom.

©2016 J. A. Johnstone (P)2016 Tantor

Yet another great Johnston book

Good story line and so true to what is going on today. His books have always captured reality so close to the current events. So much so that if people do not start to open their eyes they will find things like this very very real,

The American Way

Easy, quick, typically entertaining WWJ read. Especially interesting was the Pete McCracken role. An unsympathetic 90 yr old war survivor that refused to be mellowed or victim. Good time reading, look fwd to the next.