NEW YORK – “Hell Train” gives readers a glimpse into an eternity of paying for one’s mistakes. By offering the controversial and somewhat taboo topic of hell and its very existence, through fiction, he opens the door for readers to discuss their personal beliefs, doubts and fears.
Our character, George Raines, was born into privilege and cared little for the struggles of others as greed governed his life’s ambition. More was never enough in spite of the cost. Readers follow George and several others as they find themselves fighting for their lives in an unforgiving world where privilege does not exist and human suffering prevails at the hands of creature slaves. George has a one-way ticket to this world. His journey is ours as we give thought to what we have taken without regret.
“I haven’t read any other novel that unwittingly delivers individuals to their destiny as well as reveals what penance is delivered for a sordid past,” Bertot states. “My stories are meant to be entertaining, with the intent of captivating my readers with an ‘I could not put this book down’ scenario.”
Although this is his first thriller, Bertot has also completed the assassin trilogy and received positive feedback for this first endeavor as an author.
I have taken pride in writing this novel as so many people have the wrong impression on bikers because they dress in leather clothing which is to protect themselves in case of an accident. The majority of bikers are known Policemen, Firemen, Doctors,
Boom! Pain! Blackness!
After an RPG attack on their barracks in Afghanistan, corpsmen, Amber Fox, Luke Owens , Wade Scott and Ross Miller wake up in an Army hospital in Germany.
Thus, begins a months long recovery for all of them. A
