Unvaxxed, Master Craftsman, Conspiracy Theorist, America 1st Conservative, 3-time President Trump voter, God & Constitution. Son of a WWII 101st Airborne Hero.
@bennyjohnson I trust President Trump's instincts, after everything he's been put through, and all the good he's done. He deserves our trust.
If that's not good enough for you, then how about you take a bullet while doing all the good that he's done... then you can come back and talk shit.
Wes Garrett- Coming soon...
Some stories are written because an author has something to say.
Others are written because certain characters simply refuse to leave.
Wes Garrett was the second kind.
Long before this novel existed, I could already see him clearly—a Deputy U.S. Marshal who solved problems differently than everyone around him. While others reacted, Wes anticipated. He didn't rely on luck. He relied on preparation, discipline, observation, and the lessons his father taught him.
As the story grew, so did the world around him. Hell's Half Acre became more than a setting. It became a character. The people who found refuge there became a family. Every trap, every tunnel, every conversation, every victory and every loss unfolded in my mind like scenes from a movie.
My hope is that when you read this novel, you don't simply follow Wes Garrett's story.
I hope you feel like you're standing beside him.
— Corrie Everhart
@JamesOKeefeIII I've noticed a pattern... and I think I figured out how to weed-out the Deep State... Just walk into government offices with a big cucumber and a bottle of lube and they will reveal themselves. 😂
Make the Hatch Act Great Again.
If you've ever wondered where Wes Garrett came from, the truth is, he's a little bit of every hero I admired growing up.
I loved the characters portrayed by Clint Eastwood, Chuck Norris, and Mel Gibson.
I also became a fan of author Robert B. Parker's Spenser for Hire and Jesse Stone, whose stories showed me that a hero didn't have to be the loudest man in the room.
He could be thoughtful, observant, quietly confident—and still be the toughest guy in the fight.
From the very beginning, this story was written cinematically. Every chapter was envisioned as though it were unfolding on screen, with an emphasis on visual storytelling, character-driven dialogue, and grounded action.
The novel is over 660 pages-
Some stories are written because an author has something to say.
Others are written because certain characters simply refuse to leave.
Wes Garrett was the second kind.
Long before this novel existed, I could already see him clearly—a Deputy U.S. Marshal who solved problems differently than everyone around him. While others reacted, Wes anticipated. He didn't rely on luck. He relied on preparation, discipline, observation, and the lessons his father taught him.
As the story grew, so did the world around him. Hell's Half Acre became more than a setting. It became a character. The people who found refuge there became a family. Every trap, every tunnel, every conversation, every victory and every loss unfolded in my mind like scenes from a movie.
My hope is that when you read this novel, you don't simply follow Wes Garrett's story.
I hope you feel like you're standing beside him.
— Corrie Everhart
Wes Garrett- Coming Soon!
.@SenFettermanPA Please vote YES on the SAVE America Act to protect our federal elections. #SAVEAmericaAct - P.S. As Democrats go, you're the only one worth a hoot. 👍🇺🇸