Available Now! Book I of the Outlaw Girls series
Editorial Review:
This newest novel from author Crash Froelich demonstrates a deep understanding of the conflicts involved in establishing and maintaining a so-called “people’s state.” On the one hand, every aspect of the environment is regulated by the military and police. On the other, the two women who assist Dave and Debbie Douglas are tough and resourceful entrepreneurs involved in the black market. For that matter so is Ying Ying, who’s being held prisoner on an island with Dave’s dad for shipping contraband items to a military restricted zone. Why this zone is restricted as the center of a plan for one woman’s vengeance is the driving force of the plot and the inconceivable crisis in waiting that the Douglases and their allies must unravel and prevent before it kicks off WWIII.
As a book you’ll find hard to put down, Sarangong is a fast-paced journey through military intrigue in a world of spies, lies, and survival against all odds.
This newest novel from author Crash Froelich demonstrates a deep understanding of the conflicts involved in establishing and maintaining a so-called “people’s state.” On the one hand, every aspect of the environment is regulated by the military and police. On the other, the two women who assist Dave and Debbie Douglas are tough and resourceful entrepreneurs involved in the black market. For that matter so is Ying Ying, who’s being held prisoner on an island with Dave’s dad for shipping contraband items to a military restricted zone. Why this zone is restricted as the center of a plan for one woman’s vengeance is the driving force of the plot and the inconceivable crisis in waiting that the Douglases and their allies must unravel and prevent before it kicks off WWIII.
As a book you’ll find hard to put down, Sarangong is a fast-paced journey through military intrigue in a world of spies, lies, and survival against all odds.