Bøger af Daniel Dundon

Rad Roberts, with the Iowa Attorney General's Office, is asked to monitor an escalating situation in which the FBI has dispatched dozens of agents to surround a cabin in the small Northeast Iowa community of Decorah as they attempt to arrest avowed survivalist Reggie Wade. The Imperial Nation, a white supremacist organization, adopts Wade as a symbol of resistance to federal domination generating nationwide publicity about the standoff. The situation intensifies when a kidnapping and an act of terrorism catapults Roberts into a desperate investigation unraveling a secret web of deception running all the way to the highest levels of the FBI. Inspired in part by a true story, Diamond Ridge explores the uneasy balance between individual rights and national security while shedding light on the dangers of unchecked law enforcement power and ruthless hate groups.

Hard Coal Lessons illustrates how one Pennsylvania family is affected by the mining of anthracite coal over a sixty-year period between 1903 and 1963. It paints a story of an incredibly volatile era characterized by violent strikes, abominable working conditions and extreme wealth disparity. How one Scranton family copes with these issues while combatting endemic greed and pervasive corruption mirrors the struggles of many families of the region. The lessons learned by this family as they struggle to overcome these destructive forces come at a tragic price.