Outlaw

Iron Kingz, Book 1

De: Troy Mason

Narrado por: Bruce McNeil

An all-American spiral into an outlaw's life....

Jason Broaduc lives his life as part of a brotherhood. A high school football star and marine corps war veteran decorated for heroism, he has returned to life in Paris, Tennessee, working as a state trooper. When all of this is taken away in an instant, how will he react? What will he have to do to survive in a world where no one will accept him? The answer may lie in a different kind of brotherhood - and a lifestyle he would never have imagined. Jason has no one in his life. An only child whose mother died when he was young, he was raised by his father, who died when Jason was 20 years old. Now, at the ripe old age of 24, he finds himself clinging to the last remnants of brotherhood he can find: his old friends from the marine corps and his coworkers on the Tennessee Highway Patrol. There has always been a team around him, and he enjoyed belonging to something bigger than himself. His instincts to protect those close to him and serve the greater good provide all the satisfaction he could ever want in life. When football is over, the marine corps is over, and a series of violent flashbacks from his final epic battle in Iraq cost him his career in the highway patrol, he is alone in the world and tortured by demons from his past.

No home, no money, and no way to earn a living compel Jason to seek a new life. He embarks on a whirlwind motorcycle trip that lands him alternately in jail then in a cold and lonely singlewide trailer that sits just down the road from a bar that serves as the headquarters for the IRON KINGZ. They are a group of outcasts from society. A group that lives outside of the rules and laws that govern everyday citizens. They accept him even with his faults. His past haunts him, but through the brotherhood of the IRON KINGZ he searches for peace - a peace that proves difficult to attain while he is totally immersed in the crime and violence of the club.

©2013 Troy Mason (P)2015 Macs LLC

Good but narration horrible

the story is real good! Troy Mason does a great job of telling the life of an MC, and the brotherhood. unfortunately the narrator is absolutely horrible and truly ruins it! I almost quit this book numerous times but the story was good enough to keep me going. I would definitely recommend the book, but read it don't listen. hope audible releases the other books with a different narrator.

Good read

This was a good read not great but good but I have to say the narrator was absolutely horrendous you could literally tell that the book was done over a period of time and indifferent locations or with different equipment. The narrator was extremely monotone and showed no emotion whatsoever during his performance.

Good Story

The story was good, keeping me entertained. The narration was pretty bad, and the accent attempts were painful. I did enjoy the content so I stayed with it.

Great story!

I NEED part 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have been waiting way too long. Love the book
A a a

It was a good story. The narrator sucked.

I think if you would’ve had a better narrator, it would’ve gone a lot better. Plus the ending was horrible.

Review of Outlaw

The story line was ok. It took a while to get into the Outlaw part of the story. The narrator (Bruce McNeal) needs to find another line of work. That was the worst narration of a book I have ever heard.

A good listen

I enjoyed it very much good story. Would like to find out what happened after the raid

bad narration, great story

the narration on this audiobook sounded like it was done in someone's living room. terrible sound quality and narrator was completely monotone. the story was great however.

other books.

loved this book the narration was a little off but still a great book. I have been waiting for the rest of the series to come out so I can continue the story. Being a truck drive audiobooks are the best for long hauls.

Good story

Good story. Narrator needs a lot of work. He can put you to sleep with his tone