American Oligarch

The Mad Mick Series, Book 8

By: Franklin Horton

Narrated by: Kevin Pierce

The Mad Mick’s new employer, Walter Lightspeed, has promised great things for America. Lightspeed cleared the way for his rise to power by skimming the dead weight off government, assassinating a legion of career politicians, lobbyists, and agency heads. Now only one barrier remains between him and the presidency—wrangling the support of the military.

If he lives that long.

Conor and Ricardo have their concerns about Lightspeed, but that’s not enough to make them surrender their lucrative contract work with him. If Lightspeed can do the things he promises, their small company will be well-positioned in his new administration. In fact, Conor is already making major changes in preparation for it, taking steps back home he thought he'd never take.

But great reward only comes with great risk. As Conor soon finds out, it’s not only Walter Lightspeed and his employees who share in those risks. When you operate at this level, even family becomes fair game.

©2022 Franklin Horton (P)2022 Franklin Horton

Can't get enough

The " Mad Mick" has had my attention for over 2 years. The story is excellent, I couldn't pit it down. Thank you Mr. Horton and Mr. Pierce.

Loved

I loved this book by Franklin Horton. I also loved these characters. I can’t wait for the next book in this series. I would recommend this book and all of this Franklin’s books. I listened to this book on audiobook.

another good book from Franklin!!!

I really enjoy the mad Mick series. I wish it would of been longer. O but it needs more joking around. I love the dad and daughter going back and fourth with each other. this book was missing that or just more screwing with each other. The ending is o wow what is next!!!!! I give this book a A or a B+ over all.

The Mad Mick series is a fantastic read

Loved this book. Horton is a great storyteller and Kevin Pierce always delivers with his narration. Looking forward to more in this series.

great book you'll want more

Excellent book, very good read as in listening to audio a never-ending highlighted moment to moments at every turn, considerable ambient thoughts to mind for the story.