An Excerpt From 'Neither Predator Nor Prey'

Western Rifle Shooters ^ | 21 October, 2008 | na

[marktwain]

An Excerpt From 'Neither Predator Nor Prey' We first told you about this novel by Wyoming State Shooting Association President Mark Spungin here.

To recap:

In a time of great economic downturn, the US Senate, in thrall to an evil leftist president, ratifies the UN Global Gun Ban Treaty. Congress passes implementing legislation and an aggressive enforcement effort is launched.

There are those in Wyoming who decide not to comply with the new laws. The old ways suit them just fine, and they are willing to take whatever measures are necessary to preserve their traditional lifestyle.

They have no intention of letting themselves become prey to the predatory treaty enforcers.

This is their story.

Mark now has been so kind as to share this excerpt from the novel; don't forget to order your copy today:

Chapter 13

A roadblock can be as simple as a single policeman pulling his car across a narrow stretch of road. It can also be exceedingly elaborate with permanent fortified structures alongside the road and a substantial movable barrier. During the earliest stages of implementing the new Homeland Security Department's Terrorist and Drug Interdiction Vehicle Inspection Stations, the roadblocks were of a simple and temporary nature.

[marktwain]

Another in the small but growing group of novels of future resistance to an American Government that attempts to disarm the people.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

You sure this is fiction?

[wastedyears]

Kinda reminds me of reading Unintended Consequences.

I’ll bookmark the page for later purchase.