The China Alamo

 

THE CHINA ALAMO

From Wolfpack Publishing!

Whether he is fighting American western outlaws, suicidal Filipino warriors or crazed Boxer Rebellion Chinese, former Texas lawman, Johann Gunther is your man. He’s a Western hero faced with international action adventures 

It’s 1900 – three young doctors celebrate their graduation from medical school with a dinner on the San Francisco docks…until they’re kidnapped and Shanghaied to China. The doctors’ families are rich, and in 1901 they entice Vice President Teddy Roosevelt into organizing a secret, rescue mission. Teddy dispatches his former Cuban War veteran officer, Major Gunther from the Philippines to run the top-secret mission, but not without first destroying the rotten shanghai operation on the bay. Once in China with the doctors rescued, the full-blown Boxer Rebellion erupts and Gunther’s ragtag team must flee for their lives, run the gauntlet into Peking and into the surrounded, besieged embassy fortress, caught in a last stand Alamo of life and death.

“Probably the greatest adventure story I’ve ever written, right next to Gunther’s first, ‘My Gun is my Passport.’ If you like a high action-adventure, international classic with a western hero at the helm? This is your next book!” – Hock

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This is the 5th in the Johann Gunther western adventure series legacy…
 * My Gun is my Passport
 * Last of the Gunmen
 * Rio Grande Black Magic
 * American Medieval
 * The China Alamo.
 * And Coming in 2022 – The Horse Killers. Gunther is hired to solve the mystery of why thousands of horses in Texas, bound for WWI front, are mysteriously dying?

 

Some Early Reviews…

“I love this book!” – Paul Bishop, Six Gun Justice Podcast

“Just finished China Alamo, definitely the best one yet! Totally enjoyed the story. The Gunther series needs to be made into a Netflix series.” – Kyle Garrison, Kansas USA

“What will you like about the China Alamo? There is never a dull moment in the life of the lead character, Johann. He is one of those men that fall into trouble without even looking for it. In fact, when he does look you better be prepared for one exciting adventure. Hock’s storylines read like historical events that are exciting and breathtaking keeping his readers fully engaged. The characters are amazing but yet have a lifelike quality to them. Excitement, action, and throw in a little romance to round it out and you have one heck of a read.” – Donadees Corner, USA
 
“Another great book by Hock. For those who like historical fiction, stories that could have happened it’s an easy read. With Hock’s background he adds just the right amount of detail to make the story believable.” – Amazon review
 
“A really fine read. The best of the lot? Not sure because the series as a whole is rock solid. I liked American Medieval a lot- but this one sheds light on more of Gunther’s past ( and Jefe’s)!” – Chad Edward, MD.
 
“A most interesting story. Having studied the Boxer Rebellion and the part the USMC played in that era in China, this story added to that history. Yet in a very different way, using a slant that was most enjoyable.” – Jim Conkle, USA
 
“What did I like? Having read other Johann Gunther adventures, I knew right away this would be an exciting read. Hock has the personal background to make his books sound like you are reading a true war account. The interesting way that he takes a young immigrant Johann from Germany and inserts him into an American way of life is fantastic!” – D Gott, USA
 
“I finished The China Alamo a few days back. By now Gunther feels almost like a dear old friend…Jefe maybe even more so, lol.” – Dragan Milojevic, Serbia
 

“If only I trusted today’s Hollywood I would love to see Gunther on the big or small screen…Actually a series on the small screen would be BAD ASS! Go & pick up a copy, you won’t be able to put it down I promise!” – Jessie Murrieta, Arizona

“The book is definitely great.” – Sharon Moore, Oklahoma

“I have to tell you that I really enjoyed China Alamo (and American Medieval too).  I may have to reread My Gun is My Passport to determine which is better!” – Marl Lyons, Omaha, Nebraska

 
 

 

 

 

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