Punching Tickets

The Mad Mick Series, Book 5

By: Franklin Horton

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

In his last mission, Conor Maguire was called back into action by his handler, Ricardo, to go after a man who helped facilitate the terror attacks that devastated America. The intelligence garnered in that operation exposed a network of traitors within the American government - officials who had advance warning of the attacks and did nothing to alert the American people. Worse yet, they sought to take advantage of the situation, seeing it as an opportunity to further their own vision of government.

When Ricardo next pays Conor a visit, it's at the behest of a shadowy collective of patriots determined to purge the government of those who sold out the nation. It should have been a simple mission, a short trip to "punch tickets" in the way that Conor had successfully done hundreds of times around the world.

But nothing in this mission will be simple. Conor and his team find themselves thwarted or compromised at every turn. They're pushed to the edge physically and emotionally. When the dust finally settles, their world will be entirely different, the path ahead more uncertain than ever.

©2021 Franklin Horton (P)2021 Franklin Horton

Keep writing!

Love the story, adore the narration. These are my favorite characters. As soon as I see another Mad Mick book, it’s mine.

This series keeps getting better

I really didn’t think this series was going to last this long, but it keeps getting better with every installment. Kevin Pierce is his usual stellar self, but the story is really entertaining. Yeah, if you like this genre, get this.

Love to character growth and action

Action, tactics, and great characters. Looking forward to the next book in the series. Hope it comes soon

Exceptional piece of literature. A must read.

if you don't like it you're a dunderhead. excellent plot, character development, moves the pace along but gives great details.

The Saga Continues . . .

"Punching Tickets" was actually better than the previous book in The Mad Mick series if that can be said at all. All the books so far have been spellbinding, keep you on the edge of your seat narratives. And although someone in "the family" doesn't fair well in this story, the account never misses a beat, forging ahead into the dangers of living in this apocalyptic time period. I certainly hope the next books lives up to its predecessor.