Writings

With Evil Intent

Readers Comments

I enjoyed this book. It was not only an easy read; it held my attention right from the beginning. You are very good at giving enough detail to make the reader feel they are at the scene experiencing the emotion right along with the characters. I have read a lot of books that give too much detail, and I find myself skipping several pages to get back to the main plot of the story. I did not skip any of the pages in this book. I read every word. It is obvious that you had previous knowledge of the different ways the military, local police and private investigators use to track people or you did a lot of research on the subject. I am looking forward to your next book.

B. C. Lindler

Tracy, Great book!! I got it a few days ago and read it in a few hours. I like reading about Darby the most. I think you could write an entire book about Darby's life and I would read it. Anyway, it was great reading a book that a friend wrote . There were moments in the book where I thought to myself," that's Tracy". Russ Stone was a great character and had me intriged throughout the saga. I give it two thumbs up...

Congrats!!!

M. Beatty

This book grabs your attention from the beginning and you don't want to put it down until you finish reading it. When you finish, you're looking around, saying, "I want more." The book is easy to read and keeps the readers attention with suspense, travel, and assistance from special forces in our military. I really look forward to a sequel.

P. Gregg

The author does a great job in keeping the reader's interest. It is very hard to put this book down. The story has a realistic plot and the author has an amazing knowledge of how special operations work. Very enjoyable book. I look forward to the next book by this author.

R. Weathers

I’ve read about three books a month and have for most of my life. I usually stick to history but I occasionally pick up a novel. I would have bought your book after glancing through it at a book store. For writing style, it reminds me of Ken Follett's first book: "Triple". He went on to fame and fortune. His two masterpieces are my all time favorite novels. "Pillars of the Earth" and "World Without End". For fun and ease of reading, it reminds me of the Clive Cussler books. For story line, it comes close to a short, light Tom Clancy work.

B. Brisendine