Ambush in the Ashes

Having read the entire series, and enjoying it so very much, I found this fit in nicely with the rest of the series. I dont know what is worse, the fact that the precludes to the Tri-states being formed are coming true more and more now in todays government, or the fact the final outcome could be the very one that Mr Johnstone wrote about in his first Ashes Book. Speaking just for me, tho i dont agree with the total following of the Rebel way, I agree with it enough that should it ever happen, me and mine would be moving into the "rebel" area. We need to take the country back and Mr Johnstone's series lays it out nicely, patiently waiting for the next one.

I have read the ASHES series since 88 in the Army, I have never been more awestruck then untill I read these bookks. Although I have never been in actual combat, at least not legal, I have come to use the knolege in some texts to help me in my own writing pursuites and I have all the spell checkers in the world to help me in my spelling! I will always be gratefull for the way I have been given the chance to examine the way Our gov't has kept us in the dark and scared of it, now I can be at peace knowing that .

Having read the previous books in this series, and others by Johnstone, I find that I am not looking forward to the next book, as much as I used too.Perhaps, if Johnstone paid attention to details, as printed in earlier books in this series, things would change for the better.However, the rebel philoosophy has some good points.

As I have been following the series since the early 80's, there is a multitude of work to compare it to. In this latest chapter of Ben Raines and his SUSA Rebels, they attempt to rid the African continent of Post WW3 Nazi's. Unfortunately for all concerned, the plot rehashes are way too obvious. Raines getting seperated from his troops again is getting tired. In addition, who is proof reading these writings prior to printing? The spelling errors make me cringe. Johnstone has done better work.