Faithful Warrior
Basil Sands is the voice of military fiction on Podiobooks.com. He’s done it again, today launching Faithful Warrior:
Pastor Michael Farris was a well loved man. Loving husband and father, Shepherd of his church, Courageous minister to the inner city gangs of Columbus Ohio. He helped people change their lives for the better. But when his peaceful life is suddenly shattered by a senseless drive by shooting, a side of Pastor Farris that almost no one knew comes to the surface…a violent shadow of a life that he had been able to keep secret all these years. As he seeks to right the crimes committed against him he is unexpectedly confronted by a ghost from his past, and Mike Farris suddenly finds himself in a race against the clock to stop an insane terrorist from killing thousands, maybe even millions in one fell swoop.
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October 10th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
WHOOaaaah! Basil does it again!!
October 10th, 2008 at 5:05 pm
Buckle up - its gonna be a wild ride - again.
I can’t wait to hear this story - and anything that Basil does. Clancy who? Basil really is fantastic, and has gotten my heart pumping on numerous occasions. He creates a great world, and I highly recommend you check him out.
And as far as delivery - wow - lets just put it this way, the dude did a full-blown Farsi dialogue in “Karl’s Last Flight” - what more do you want the man to do?
October 15th, 2008 at 3:14 am
Am I looking forward to another great story from Basil Sands? In the words of another Alaskan, “You betcha!”
November 4th, 2008 at 6:09 pm
I love Basil’s stuff. I can’t wait to hear this. I’m downloading it now. I know it’s going to be great.
November 13th, 2008 at 8:40 pm
Tonight is a good night because as I was surfing the Podiobooks page on iTune I discover Basil’s new book……..Oh yeah baby! I must have missed the announcement on Twitter
I have loved ever would that Basil has ever written, he is by far the best author on Podiobooks right now. If only he could kick out the amount of work Sigler does, I would be a very happy man indeed!!!!!!
November 14th, 2008 at 3:20 pm
David, thanks for the good word. And I am trying to catch up to Scott Sigler, but hey…he’s got a two year head start and I’ve got three kids, a wife, and until recently 30 youth students to take care of.
But don’t you worry….one of these days I’ll be there.
Two more books are already in the queue and outlined, now for the time to actually finish them.