Two brothers, Randy and Rick Somerall, whose avarice pushes them to commit the most off-the-wall and audacious crimes, including murder, also has them crossing paths with a Native American, Jesse “Tocho” Tanner, whose ancestry includes Paiute and Shoshone warriors and he is definitely a chip off the ancestral block. Tocho is Paiute for mountain lion and Jesse has a history of living up to that name in the military and he adds to it when the Someralls piss him off. He is very proud of his ethnicity and is quick to retaliate if he becomes aware of anybody disrespecting that heritage. All three men are ex-military pilots and hold civilian pilot licenses which leads to some tense and deadly encounters in the wild blue yonder. In addition to the brothers’ exploits being the catalyst for their confrontation with this modern day Native American warrior, it also helps forge a working relationship between Jesse and the FBI. The brothers are pursued all over the southwest and even European law enforcement gets involved. The brothers will do anything, go anywhere, to avoid capture and they enjoy an uncanny streak of luck which drives their pursuers up the wall. The good guys and bad guys are continuously matching wits and who the final winner will be is the adhesive that will keep the reader glued to the tale. Enjoy!