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HONOR DUE by D. H. BROWN

by D. Clayton Meadows, OF ICE AND STEEL

Reviewed by D. Clayton Meadows, author OF ICE AND STEEL (1/08)

It is indeed rare when a story can lift you up and at the same time make you think and feel somewhat sad.

In his new work D. H. BROWN accomplishes this feat with ease and grace. HONOR DUE is a testimony to the good in man that comes from terrible circumstances.

Don't think that the easy way in which the author paints his tale takes away from a riveting and ever so intense story. Laced with rich detail that brings the story right to your front door, HONOR DUE will set you on the edge of your seat.

The characters are believable and deep. Told in first person this book lays human nature out for the reader to see in it's pure raw and naked best and worst.

It is hard to put a genre label on HONOR DUE. It is the best of most of them. It is not a war story, but it is. It is not action adventure, yet you will not be able to stop reading. It is not a love story, yet the emotions are heavy. I gave up attempting to apply a genre and just tell you what it is: a great read for anyone who enjoys a well-written story.

D. Clayton Meadows
Author OF ICE AND STEEL

The Books of D. H. Brown

Published January 2009.

HONOR DEFENDED
by D. H. BROWN

The War on Terrorism slithers into the Major's neck of the woods when a brother officer, home on leave from Iraq, is beheaded and his wife abducted by terrorists planning attacks on Washington State ferries. Watch for D. H. BROWN'S next upcoming thriller REDEEMED!

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Published September 2007.

HONOR DUE
by D. H. BROWN

A retired ex-special forces type's past comes back to bite him when he realizes he's been targeted by a Special Ops team. His mission is to unearth what was buried 35 years ago in Southeast Asia, take the blood vengeance owed to his family, and find another chance at love.

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