Book details

  • Genre:fiction
  • Sub-genre:War & Military
  • Language:English
  • Series Title:Southern wars
  • Series Number:1
  • Pages:170
  • eBook ISBN:9781483527130

Brother Against Brother

By Peter J. Bush

Overview

Brother Against Brother is probably a story that parallels South America’s actual history. It is also a depiction of events that actually occurred or might occur. This novel may be considered a techno-thriller abounding in technological, geographical, and, most importantly, human and historical descriptions. The characters portrayed in this book are true stereotypes drawn from the very same locations where the action takes place. The story unfolds at a lively pace and keeps adrenaline flowing, while allowing the reader the necessary time for reflection and imagination.
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Description

Brother Against Brother is probably a story that parallels South America’s actual history. It is also a depiction of events that actually occurred or might occur. This novel may be considered a techno-thriller abounding in technological, geographical, and, most importantly, human and historical descriptions. Everything starts from simple out of control military drills, unveiling historical disputes and accumulated hate for unresolved conflicts. A rogue pilot and border patrol escalates into a continental war; which it pulls other neighbors into the fight. Submarines, fighters and tanks are released towards a common enemy, 'unsolved disputes'. Soon, after a numberless of bloody skirmishes; common grounds reappear among nations with common origins.
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About The Author

Pedro J. Toranzo is a practicing Catholic dedicated to his family, and also a businessman. He is a lawyer and holds a degree in environmental management. Born in Santiago de Chile, he has spent his life in Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile, Sidney, and Washington DC. He is an avid reader of Tom Clancy and Paul Robinson, whose novels and styles have had a marked influence on his current novel Brother Against Brother. Peter has also written short stories and poems that he expects to publish soon. His personality and his work reveal an inquiring soul that flits between the fields of religion, history, and heroism. He is a fervent admirer of renowned generals and heroes, such as Ernest Shackleton, Rommel, Patton, Saladin, Napoleon, and also of great personalities of the religious world, such as Saint Francis of Assisi, Joan of Arc, Saint José María Escrivá, Saint Paul, Teresa of Calcutta, Saint Peter, and Saint Teresa of Ávila. His work is a reflection of contemporary reality and is inextricably related to sacrifice, suffering, contradiction, and love for one’s neighbor.
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