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Heroin Highway
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The Hit. The Hunt. The Hustle. The new Braxton Barrett novel.
An uprising, hidden in the streets of Juárez, Mexico, spills across the border. The Mexican cartel infiltrates our highest institutions, and a hitman targets the only thing Braxton Barrett holds dear--all to cover up...Lexington, Kentucky.
Barrett, a former Army Ranger turned police detective, uncovers layers of betrayal to save those he loves, while everyone around him suffers for knowing his name.
Nothing is sacred. No one is safe. Lexington, will never be the same.
- ISBN: 978-1-7367556-3-1 (Audiobook)
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Language: ENGLISH
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Pages: approximately 418 Minutes of listening time
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Series Info: Book #1 of the Braxton Barrett Series
Price: $29.99
What Others Are Saying
4.8 Stars out of 5
These pages hum. Reading Heroin Highway feels like what it feels like to watch Gene Kelly dance. Beyond awe of talent and the varied emotions conjured, there’s this relentless, building buzz that I rarely get reading these days. It’s joy. Glee. A soulful glow. And it radiates from an artist having fun not just doing what he loves to do, or doing what he does better than most, but doing precisely what he was put on this Earth to do—and some-how makes it look effortless in the process.
The characters pop. The story rips. The prose sings. Brandon Jozef tap danced all over these pages.
Dan Fiore MFA
https://www.facebook.com/danjfiorestories
This book is badass because just when you think you want someone like Special Agent Lyndsey Chappa to have your back you also wonder if she’d have a gun pointed at the back of your head. Everyone’s on a journey and you absolutely want in on the team. Brandon Jozef had me picking and switching sides throughout. And more than once I woke my boyfriend up laughing out loud.
Jessica Boyd
https://www.facebook.com/jesslynnboyd
Cairo Martinez is my new favorite character of all-time. The way Brandon Jozef sets characters up to square off, brings them together to battle, and turns them loose on a world that feels very familiar is really something. The scenes almost feel like characters themselves.
Stephen Watts
https://www.facebook.com/stephen.watts.758
As a combat veteran, I find a lot of thrillers overexplaining the technical stuff or just glossing over it. I feel like they talk down to the reader a bit or leave too much out on the other end of the barrel. This book does a great job of splitting the difference where the story is true to form and at the same time the liberties taken clearly mean something to the characters. They’re like little Easter eggs that show you more of who they are in addition to what they say on the page. Heroin Highway’s got a few folks who’ve seen war and I love the way Brandon Jozef waged it.
Joe Holland
https://www.facebook.com/joseph.holland.7
I grew up in the American South. With Heroin Highway, Brandon Jozef has pulled off a rare feat: capturing the essence of a place while serving up a world that feels like it takes place on a global stage. The back cover promises a collision course of the diametrically opposed but the layers he’s injected right into the front cover’s road are no accident. This book is a drug. It’s feral. And every page raises the high.
Clynton Kelly
https://twitter.com/ecrkelly
A lot of readers might see a southern-spun Jack Ryan and if that’s Brandon Jozef’s goal then good for him. For me Heroin Highway has the feeling of James Bond or Indiana Jones where just about anything goes and that made me want to strap into the Durango and cruise through the backroads taking no prisoners with Braxton Barrett!
Richard Davis
https://www.facebook.com/jill.davis.7796
About The Author - Brandon Jozef
What happened to Brandon Jozef in Lexington, Kentucky changed the trajectory of his entire life. He's been an award-winning writer, editor, and producer for some of your favorite brands and at a variety of the world’s best creative agencies for more than 15 years since. He lives in Western Pennsylvania with his wife and children, a relentless source of both two- and four-legged inspiration. Heroin Highway is his debut novel.
What Others Say
4.8 Stars out of 5
Dan Fiore
https://www.facebook.com/danjfiorestories
These pages hum. Reading Heroin Highway feels like what it feels like to watch Gene Kelly dance. Beyond awe of talent and the varied emotions conjured, there’s this relentless, building buzz that I rarely get reading these days. It’s joy. Glee. A soulful glow. And it radiates from an artist having fun not just doing what he loves to do, or doing what he does better than most, but doing precisely what he was put on this Earth to do—and some-how makes it look effortless in the process.
The characters pop. The story rips. The prose sings. Brandon Jozef tap danced all over these pages.
Jessica Boyd
https://www.facebook.com/jesslynnboyd
This book is badass because just when you think you want someone like Special Agent Lyndsey Chappa to have your back you also wonder if she’d have a gun pointed at the back of your head. Everyone’s on a journey and you absolutely want in on the team. Brandon Jozef had me picking and switching sides throughout. And more than once I woke my boyfriend up laughing out loud.
Joseph Holland
https://www.facebook.com/joseph.holland.7
As a combat veteran, I find a lot of thrillers overexplaining the technical stuff or just glossing over it. I feel like they talk down to the reader a bit or leave too much out on the other end of the barrel. This book does a great job of splitting the difference where the story is true to form and at the same time the liberties taken clearly mean something to the characters. They’re like little Easter eggs that show you more of who they are in addition to what they say on the page. Heroin Highway’s got a few folks who’ve seen war and I love the way Brandon Jozef waged it.
Stephen Watts
https://www.facebook.com/stephen.watts.758
Clynton Kelly
https://twitter.com/ecrkelly
I grew up in the American South. With Heroin Highway, Brandon Jozef has pulled off a rare feat: capturing the essence of a place while serving up a world that feels like it takes place on a global stage. The back cover promises a collision course of the diametrically opposed but the layers he’s injected right into the front cover’s road are no accident. This book is a drug. It’s feral. And every page raises the high.
Richard Davis
https://www.facebook.com/richard.davis.7796
A lot of readers might see a southern-spun Jack Ryan and if that’s Brandon Jozef’s goal then good for him. For me Heroin Highway has the feeling of James Bond or Indiana Jones where just about anything goes and that made me want to strap into the Durango and cruise through the backroads taking no prisoners with Braxton Barrett!
About the Author - Brandon Jozef
What happened to Brandon Jozef in Lexington, Kentucky changed the trajectory of his entire life. He's been an award-winning writer, editor, and producer for some of your favorite brands and at a variety of the world’s best creative agencies for more than 15 years since. He lives in Western Pennsylvania with his wife and children, a relentless source of both two- and four-legged inspiration. Heroin Highway is his debut novel.
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