Stone's Justice

About the Book

A splendid rendition of the classic good versus evil adventure in which reality reveals that the good guys don’t always win. Chief Warrant Officer Zack Stone, a DIA and Special Ops Command asset, has been sent by the Central Intelligence Agency to Berlin, Germany, to assassinate the German minister of defense. The German Federal Intelligence Service (FIS) forces one of the flight attendants working the Washington, DC, to Berlin flight to drug Zack, rendering him ineffective at defending himself upon arrival. Zack and the U.S. Army attaché to Berlin are taken captive by agents of the Kommando Spezialkräfte and brought to Gen. Erik Kruger’s country home outside Berlin. Convinced by the general that he is being set up, Zack and the colonel teamed up to investigate and bring to an end the kill order against him. Along the way, Zack and Colonel Good are under constant attack, not only by the CIA but also by a group calling themselves the New Order of Nazis, led by Dieter Bayer, a close associate of the German chancellor. This group are hell-bent on taking over the government of Germany with Chancellor Deidre Dallenbach as their leader or eliminating her during the process. They hire a professional assassin from Argentina, grandson of a real Nazi during Hitler’s days, to kill Zack after he interfered and prevented an assassination of the chancellor. Schizophrenic psychopath Charles Mason, former CIA infiltration team member with Colonel Good and Zack’s father, Bart Stone, is dead set on taking out both Zack and the colonel. The two were instrumental in breaking up a lucrative scam by the chief of CIA’s Special Activities Division, the Berlin chief of station, and Mason, bilking the U.S. government out of millions of dollars. After former SOC asset Vince Carmichael leads a hit squad that assassinates Colonel Good and his wife, Maddy, in Berlin, a final showdown between former SEAL team members, led by Carmichael, and Zack’s adopted family takes place in southeast Colorado near Colonel Good’s Three Oaks Ranch.

About the Author

Born in 1948, D. L. Brumley is the grandson of Oklahoma farmers who left their homes during the early 1940s, seeking opportunities for a better life in California. His father was one of seven children of John and Ada Brumley, all born before and raised during the Great Depression. You will note with some humor the country aspects of his writing based on that humble beginning. After successful careers as an intelligence support officer in both the U.S. Army and with the U.S. government spanning forty-three years, he retired in 2013. Mr. Brumley is a veteran of the Vietnam War and spent time in Iraq as a DOD civilian during the early part of that conflict. With extensive service overseas, he uses those experiences to make his book more realistic to the reader. His first book, Stone’s Justice is the result of extended family encouraging Mr. Brumley to share his experiences with the public. For those who have traveled or lived overseas, his writing will take many back in time to memories and experiences of their own. For those not fortunate enough to have traveled or lived overseas, Stone’s Justice will take you on a visit to the beautiful city of Berlin, Germany.