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Lines in the Sand

John Scheck

2026 268 págs. 1 valoración
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Lines in the Sand, La Frontera Saga II will be out very soon. Wherever fine books are sold, meaning Amazon.

“Lines in the Sand” continues seamlessly from the first book as Ax and the Brotherhood, the murderous biker gang that carved a bloody path through “La Frontera Saga,” ramp up their gun-theft operation and collide once again with the worlds of narcos and federal agents.

DEA agent Juan Rodríguez and ATF agent Cliff Owens are pulled into storms of kidnappings, cartel warfare, and corruption, where intelligence flows through unlikely channels—including Vicente Morales, a trusted Sinaloa insider whose relationship with U.S. law enforcement has become as complicated as it is useful.

At the center of the chaos is Diego Valverde, the Spaniard whose audacious philanthropic projects are pouring cartel money into schools, infrastructure, and rural communities in a desperate bid to prove that hope can survive in the chaos of the drug wars. He’s out to prove that a vibrant economy can be kindled by earnings from the Sinaloa Cartel. But Diego’s vision makes him a target for enemies whose only strength lies in bloodshed.

Colonel Ignacio García and his elite soldiers wage their own relentless war against cartel violence, fighting fire with fire—and then some. Their commitment, discipline, and training prove more than a match for their ruthless adversaries.

A fast-moving, violent, darkly funny, and morally charged border thriller where alliances, police corruption, and survival hurtle toward catastrophe—and where every line in the sand is meant to be crossed.

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