Review on Midwestbookreviews. Thanks Katherine Moonshiners Revenge Fred Funk Tattersall Publishing 1155 Union Circle, Denton, Texas 76203 9780983591993, $12.95, tinyurl/qgf4yf5 Matt Reynolds returns in the sequel to Ministry and Moonshine with Moonshiners Revenge. The story continues with many of the same characters and a few new ones. Some of the people in the first book are also gone. Just as Matt and Beth Reynolds are preparing to leave Pruett, Texas for a new town, they are told that they are not going to have to leave. They are going to be able to stay and continue their ministry with groups made up of some very colorful people, some rather unsavory - more so than the moonshiners. This installment of the popular East Texas series tells of a new, sinister threat to the community, as well as the moonshiners. Matt, do you reckon thats that new stuff we heard that kids are smoking? They call it mary wanna or something like that, Beth noted. It has been said that revenge is profitable. No wonder the moonshiners wanted to rid themselves of the latest threat. This time the moonshiners of the area help to rid Pruett and the surrounding country of a destructive force more dreadful than the moonshine, although not for completely altruistic reasons. Mr. Funk has written in his very entertaining and exciting style. So often, a sequel does not live up to the first one. This sequel completely disproves this notion. Moonshiners Revenge is as good as the first one, maybe a little better. Fred Funk writes from personal experiences. He started out as a Methodist minister in East Texas and later switched careers to accounting and finance. He is an active member and former president of the Denton Noon Kiwanis Club. Now retired, he lives in Aubrey, Texas with his wife, Dana, of fifty plus years. They have two daughters and a son, seven- grandchildren, and one great-grandson.
Posted on: Mon, 05 Jan 2015 00:06:09 +0000