Kingdom of the Seven

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Summary: Blaine McCracken is here; Move over Davy Crockett
Review: Jon Land continues to amaze with his tales of suspense and action in another Blaine McCracken novel. Although this is not a new book, it was my second Land novel and I'm now a Jon Land fan.

The book is non-stop action from one page to another. Nobody makes you want to keep turning pages like Land. If you like movies like Die Hard and Eraser, you'll love a Blaine McCracken novel.

Blainey, like his big Indian friend Johnny Wareagle likes to call him, is out to stop a misguided preacher and his band of six others who are prepared to end the world as we know it and begin their own kingdom. In the process of stopping this madman, the action takes place in New York City, the California forests, the Arizona desert, an underground Texas cave (the bad guys home) and finally, the Alamo. The action never stops.

Once you read a Jon Land novel about Blaine McCracken, you'll want to read them all. Jon Land is one of Americas biggest secrets.