Killer Cain by Bryan Foreman Search Amazon for other books by or about Bryan Foreman. Rating: Reviewed by: Tami Brady

John Cain has seen and experienced way too much in his many years as a government agent. Guilt over the things he's done weigh him down making him hate his job and leaving him feeling completely alone. He'd love to quit his job and live a regular life but work is really all that he knows.

Bobby Ray is a punk arms dealer, born and raised in the heartland of KKK country. His kid brother Billy is his bane. The boy obviously isn't ready for the big time but he gets himself into it anyway. Like always, Bobby Ray is there trying to take care of his brother.

Unfortunately, this time even Bobby Ray can't help his brother. The two find their way into a trap. Billy is killed. Bobby Ray vows to make his brother's killer pay.

Killer Cain is the real deal. The characters seemed to have jumped right off the streets and onto the pages of the book. In particular, I thought that the dialogue suited the situations perfectly without any political correctness or watered down ideals to ruin the effect. I also have to say that I didn't expect the book to end the way it did but truthfully why would Killer Cain follow any sort of ordinary cliché of an ending. Besides it completes the reader's experience perfectly.