The dozen guns in my new novel.

Periodically I render forth a new novel, and now is such a time. Invariably my stories have revolved around firearms and their use in deadly situations. My latest work is called Castigo Cay, and it does not relate to the Enemies Foreign And Domestic trilogy except in their shared theme of a deep thirst for freedom. The main character in Castigo Cay is Dan Kilmer, a former Marine sniper. No monsters are hunted, but the bad humans are plenty bad enough.

The following firearms feature in Castigo Cay:

Glock 17 with three-pound trigger,
Smith & Wesson .357, stainless,
Ruger .380 pocket pistol,
Chrome-plated .45 caliber 1911,
Sig 226 with suppressor and green laser,
H&K MP-5, collapsible stock,
12 gauge Remington pump,
12 gauge Benelli semi-auto,
.308 Savage with 10x and bipod,
M-40A3 USMC sniper rifle,
5.56mm ARs with various optics,
AK-47, semi-auto with Aimpoint,
and a
USMC Ka-Bar knife.
Not a gun, but important to the story.

My other book covers: a firearm on each of them.

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Thanks. Castigo Cay doesn't carry over anything from the trilogy. It's also set in a near future semi-dystopia, but a different one.

I think Travis McGee should always live on the Busted Flush, but it doesn't always work out that way.

Legal Alien: Glad you enjoyed Castigo Cay, and it's very true that you want to set aside time to read the last 100 or so pages without stopping.

BTW, I've finally put Foreign Enemies And Traitors on Kindle. Now all of my books are there.

Obiwan: John D. MacDonald was onto something good, setting his series on a (house)boat in FL. Something I've missed for a long time. This comes through in Castigo Cay.