DOBORO THE BOTTLENECKER
by Kevin M. KraftPublish: Feb 07, 2020Action & Adventure Christian Fiction African American InterestBook Overview
The first two books in Kevin M. Kraft's cutting-edge faith based DOBORO THE BOTTLENECKER series (Doboro the Bottlenecker: Doboro Begins and Doboro the Bottlenecker: Louder than Words) together in one electrifying volume!After surviving a devastating assassination attempt, family man Dave Granger is spirited away to South Korea to undergo intense rehabilitation under the harsh tutelage of a martial arts master by the grace of a merciful God.
Seven years later, with a sterling faith born out of adversity and a wit as razor sharp as the sword concealed within his walking stick, Granger returns to the U.S. and ekes out a modest living as a blind cigar box slide guitarist and street singer in Kansas City. But while he tries to live in peaceful anonymity, he is once again set upon by the very ruthless forces that killed his family and took his sight. But unlike the first time, Doboro is by no means defenseless, having been trained in the ancient Korean art of the Sulsa warriors.
But will his uncommon faith, indomitable spirit and breathtaking combat skills, pitted against highly trained assassins, be enough to save his life, let alone that of the one person whose life is dearer to him than his own?
PRAISE FOR DOBORO THE BOTTLENECKER:
“Another fine Christian novel from the creativity of Kevin M. Kraft.” - Perspective by Peter
"We have never read a book like Doboro The Bottlenecker before, and we were certainly glad we were able to read it now. Detailed and full of tension, we were on the edge of our [seats] while reading some scenes." - AAMBC Journal
“It's not only action-packed, but it also includes poignant human moments that only a skilled author, such as Kraft, can create. Doboro's relationships with the various females in the book, for example, will leave you thinking about them long after you're finished reading the book. That's how special an author Kraft is.” – Conservative Book Review
“What I appreciate most in a good book is its ability to continually draw me back, and Kevin Kraft does just that with DOBORO! I couldn't stay away while at the same time hesitated to read more because I didn't want it to end, the perfect problem to have while reading a truly good book!” - Robyn Wilkins
