Warning; Adult Fiction
Due to the strong language, sexual situations, and the violence in this book, nobody under the age of seventeen permitted to purchase it.
THUNDERING HEARTS:THE RAZORS EDGE
Landon and Joan are a biker couple who find themselves fighting for their lives in this fast paced suspense thriller, against Road Dog, a loner renegade biker, addicted to cocaine, who will stop at nothing to kill Landon and avenge his brother's death thirty years earlier.
Road Dog starts tantalizing Landon with prank phone calls and anonymous death threats. He escalates the threats by tampering with Landon's brakes on his Harley, causing a near fatal head on crash with an SUV. After months in the hospital recovering, Landon and Joan get on Landon's new Harley and ride to the Smoky Mountains for a romantic weekend getaway where Landon planned to propose to her.
By the time they arrive in the Smoky Mountains, they find out that Road Dog is after them and that he wants them dead, but they don't know the reason. Their worst nightmare is just beginning as they leave the Smoky Mountains to get away from this renegade biker that neither one had ever seen before in their lives. Landon and Joan head west to the Ozark Mountains in Arkansas. By the time they cross the Arkansas state line, Road Dog is on the FBI's ten most wanted list, for the string of robberies, rapes, and murders that he committed across three states while trying to catch up with Landon and Joan.
Captain Rick Parker of the Arkansas State Police, eventually teams up with Landon, helping him figure out who Road Dog is and why he wants him dead. It becomes personal for Captain Parker after Road Dog shoots his wife to kidnap Joan.
You will laugh and you will cry as you ride along with Landon and Joan in this page turning adventure. You will cheer when you see how the love that Landon and Joan share, and how their faith in God, help them overcome the evil that is bestowed upon them.
The renegade biker in the story is a loner and he is how people used to think of bikers back in the sixties and seventies. Landon and Joan are how bikers are today, always going out of their way to help others. This book shows how today's biker, through the characters of Landon and Joan, put the stereotype biker of the sixties to rest, portrayed by Road Dog. Today's bikers are true heroes who want no recognition for their numerous kind deeds.
