Mojave Winds by Mark Biskeborn
He returned to his country, his hollowed out soul gnawing away at him, until love floated in on Mojave Winds.A Mid-Western kid ships off to serve his country...four years later...Kris Klug comes back a man looking for a job. He counts on his Uncle Fred as a bridge back to the civilian world. He yearns for simple, peaceful living. After meeting up with his Uncle Fred for a job in his trucking outfit hauling goods between L.A. and Vegas, Klug discovers an underworld where thugs and cokeheads snare him and dump him in the Mojave.
With gangsters at his heels, Klug sinks into his darkest hour. Love comes his way when he least expects to survive. Mojave Winds carry the devil's breath and maybe, just maybe, an angel's mercy.
"I started reading this thriller and couldn't put it down." -- New York Times bestselling author, James Rollins
"Biskeborn has imagination, toughness, color and in-your-face relevance. all the ingredients for a rousing yarn." --
Robert Grudin Ph.D. - Guggenheim Fellow in 1992-93; Author of books on philosophy and two novels; Professor Emeritus, Comparative Literature
A long-time resident of California, Oregon-born Mark Biskeborn first began writing and reading intensively while in high school. Just out of high school, he worked a year at Das Geotheanum in Switzerland. Goethe's Faust is performed unabridged. He obtained an MA in Comparative Literature after studying at the Universitaet Goettingen. Later with an MBA he worked over 17 years in corporate marketing...in France and Germany, which gave him the chops to place his stories in exotic lands. He contributed many non-fiction articles, essays, book reviews... to various magazine publications and blogs over the years. Mark began writing Mojave Winds in 2003. In 2008, Mark is already polishing a manuscript for his next thriller, Follow the Sufi's Ghost, the sequel to Mojave Winds.
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