From Publishers WeeklyIn a triumph of content over style, Barger and his erstwhile sidekicks, the Zimmermans, offer up another face full of road dust (after 2003's Dead in 5 Heartbeats) to feature California "bikerscum" hero, Patch Kincade. This time Patch gets tangled up with eastern European mobsters after four members of his motorcycle club (not, he emphasizes, a gang) are found dead, festooned with counterfeit cash and locked in a meat freezer. Patch is not so much a sympathetic character as he is a lucky bumbler of almost Shakespearean proportions; the double-crosses that mystify him can be seen coming a mile away and it's hard not to laugh at someone who gets himself sent to federal prison on a thousand-to-one shot at getting to a high-profile informant, but you still cheer when he pulls it all off in the end. This is a perfect escape for nostalgic and starry-eyed armchair bikers, of whom there are surprisingly many. Barger is also the author of the bestselling autobiography, Hell's Angel. (June) Copyright Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.From BooklistPatch Kinkade is a semiretired member of the infamous Infidelz Motorcycle Club. His quiet life in Arizona is disrupted when five members of the Infidelz are murdered in a meat locker with a wad of counterfeit bills stuffed in their mouths. Patch turns detective and learns his associates ran afoul of an Eastern European mob headed by Nicholai and Vladimir Rachov. In order to extract the correct measure of revenge, Patch will need to get into the prison where one of the Rachovs is incarcerated and then get out in order to kill the other one. The second Patch Kinkade adventure is an action novel in which the protagonists are the bad guys, but they are not the evil guys. If you want to experience the life of a hard-drinkin', dope-smokin', violence-prone motorcycle gang member (with a heart of gold), Barger and coauthors Keith and Kent Zimmerman supply the vicarious ticket. Wes LukowskyCopyright American Library Association. All rights reserved This is a perfect escape for nostalgic and starry-eyed armchair bikers, of whom there are surprisingly many. (Publishers Weekly) can you blog about books 6 Chambers, 1 Bullet: A Novel (Patch Kinkade)
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. good bookBy Donnie Hollandi enjoyed the read! chief tells a good story.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Hope there will be more to comeBy Cary ScottGreat reading. It flows and makes the reader to continue turning pages. It also provides insight to what belonging to a true "MC" is about. Unlike some current authors whose only knowledge comes from watching Sons of Anarchy and other TV driffle.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. good reading, another good work by Sonny.By CrossfireWondering if Sonny will make a movie out of this one.