Citizen Warrior - The 4th Branch - Paperback

by Thomas Rompel (Author)

• SHELF UNBOUND AWARD WINNING "BEST INDIE BOOK OF THE YEAR"
• IN DEVELOPMENT FOR A FEATURE FILM

Breaking the law never seemed so right... How far would you go to save the people and country you love?

At a hectic Tucson, Arizona mall on Black Friday, aging entrepreneur Carter Thompson saves the life of retired Delta Force Colonel Doug Redman and his family from a vicious terrorist attack.

Soon, the two new friends learn of an elderly couple whose ranch is on the Arizona/Mexico border that are being threatened by a vicious Mexican cartel. The two seniors' pleas for help are ignored by undermanned and outgunned authorities leaving them defenseless in the face of an open border.

Knowing of the couple's plight, Carter and Doug decide to investigate and learn of a sinister connection between the cartel and a radical group hell bent on bringing America to its knees. The two men know they must do something... Will they stay on the straight and narrow, or go outside the law and put their lives on the line to protect the innocent and America?

Would you break the law to save the people and country you love?

Inspired by true events and local knowledge about our southern border, J. Thomas Rompel delivers a non-stop thrill ride ripped from today's headlines.

If you like reading Jack Mars, Brad Thor, Vince Flynn or Tom Clancy and the intensity of "The Patriot," "Lone Survivor," "Sacario" and the tough uncompromising grittiness of "Netflex's Narcos," then you'll love reading Citizen Warrior - The 4th Branch.

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Author Biography

I am a Constitutional Conservative and Patriot. I live in Tucson, Arizona and understand the threats and dangers of a porous border enabled by the cesspool of corruption in Washington, D.C. Now semi-retired and focused on writing, I owned and operated a number of successful companies since the mid 70's. After 9/11, I was involved in a business that dealt with the U.S. military and law enforcement both at the local and federal levels. This included Border Patrol agents in the Tucson Sector. As a direct result of this regular contact over time with the agents out in the field, I observed a growing trend in the United States - the federal government failing in their duty to protect citizens against enemies both foreign and domestic.