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Larry was raised on a farm/ranch in Montana and spent most of his adult years in the high plains states of Montana, Western Nebraska and Wyoming. He is an avid sports enthusiast, hunter, fisherman and golfer. He is an Air Force Veteran of the Viet Nam era and served as an Under Sheriff in Montana before entering a career in broadcast radio. Now retired and a fan of action and adventure and he joins the fraternity with his third book of action and intrigue.
From my first book of the trilogy: He Shot My Horse: On an elk hunting trip, two friends unexpectedly get involved in a web of illegal alien Islamic Extremists that are intent on a jihadist attack of the Western States Governors Conference and the President of the United States in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
From my 2nd book: An Alien's Cross; They get involved with land grabbers, abduction of entire families, drug runners, arms dealers and human traffickers from Las Vegas and the Mexican Cartel. Lou meets up again with his female friend FBI Agent Lynn Martin and they go to extremes to help bring down the criminal elements from the Apache reservation.
3rd book: An Eagle Cries: Louis Elliott and Lynn Martin were gunned down and left for dead in a motel parking lot. Both survived but both were told the other had died. Having been given a second chance at life under an assumed identity, Louis Elliott pursues the search of those responsible for shooting him Lynn Martin.
I'm writing the next one.. Scorpions
Reviewed by Karen Pirnot for Readers' Favorite
The Eagle Cries by Larry Lindstrom is the third book in the We The People trilogy. In this story, agents Louis Elliott and Lynn Martin had been shot and left for dead. As the book opens, each of the agents is being told that the other has died. That leaves the pair free to accept separate assignments. Agent Elliott is assigned to look into suspect transports of weapons and explosives. It is thought that the explosives are being made into IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) to be used by extremists. Agent Martin is sent to infiltrate a Jihadist training base which is located in the United States. When the two agents begin to suspect they might be on missions that coincide, the mystery starts to unfold.
It would have helped this reader to have familiarity with the first two books. As it was, it was difficult to get into the background of the agents as well as all the political innuendos interspersed throughout the book. Once all the dots were connected, the story unfolded into an interesting mystery which incorporated many of today's headline stories. The character of Elliott was well developed but I wanted more information about Martin's personality. This is a good story and those who have followed the first two books in the series will probably love the outcome of this book as well.
