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- Title: And Deliver Us From Evil
- Author : E. B. Alston
- Release Date : January 15, 2005
- Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers,Books,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 707 KB
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And Deliver Us From Evil
by E. B. Alston
In 1968, four undercover SBI agents disappeared without a trace in the Jacksonville, NC area. SBI Director, Charles Edmonds gets Bill Davis re-activated into the Army and orders Davis to “get to the bottom of what is going on in Onslow County.”
Bill reports to Jacksonville full of memories of the last assignment and the action quickly heats up. One day he returns to his hotel room to find a gorgeous blonde named Sandy waiting in his room with written orders from Edmonds that she has been assigned to be his partner. Together they identify a violent drug gang as their quarry and bring them to bay in a ferocious battle where they exact retribution in the old fashioned way. It is an action packed story of adventure and romance.
Reviews :
And Deliver Us From Evil is the sequel to Those Whom The Gods Love. In Bill Davis’ return appearance, we have the same loveable, considerate man we met earlier, but the lessons he learned in the first book have made him harder, deliberate, more ruthless.
This assignment has Bill Davis tracking down a drug gang. Against his wishes, he is assigned a woman partner. These two and a Chesapeake Bay retriever named Bear form an excellent team. Retaliation against the drug dealers is immediate, unerring, and deadly.
The skills Bill learned in Vietnam are honed again as he sets up a series of ambushes. His ability to think on his feet is demonstrated by his capacity to anticipate the enemy’s next move and stay one step ahead of them. Keeping out of sight of the local law enforcement officers while performing these nefarious deeds is also quite challenging.
All of Bill’s qualities and expertise are needed at the climax. A miscalculation lands the trio in hot water. Quick thinking and teamwork are called for in a battle reminiscent of the days of the early American western frontier.
This is a swift moving, hard edged, straight forward, no nonsense story. The hero has all of the qualities that legends are made of, yet he retains his warmth and approachability. Here’s hoping we meet Bill Davis again in the future.
Writer’s Digest, December 2005