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Reviewed by Jean Brickell for Readers' Favorite
"The Farm" by Charles C. Anderson gets its name from a huge Virginia farm handed down through generations and now in charge of our hero, Andy Carlson, an ex-Navy Seal who is now working in the emergency room. He had found out about wrong doings involving the President and CIA Officials and so gets involved. Now the action starts. 'The Farm' is a plantation that has been in Andy's family for many generations and has many secrets involving defense from the time of the Civil War and here Andy takes a stand against all the wrong doers. He has a childhood friend that he finds out is related to him although Ben is black. They become great friends and are bound as brothers. Lindsay is another story, a CIA agent is a love interest and then she is not. What happens there is a lively story. The author, Charles C. Anderson, has done a great job with a great story.
"The Farm" was one of the best books I have read since I started reviewing; wait, make that the best book I have read since I started reviewing. This book has it all: crooked President and CIA officials, Saudis both good guys and bad, and a hero who is ex-Navy Seal and a doctor. Throw in a romance interest that is very interesting and you have a slam bang action story. The only author I can think of to compare the author, Charles C. Anderson, to might be Lee Childs. If Anderson writes another book, and I really hope he does, I will make sure I get a copy. This book makes really good reading.
