Set in the near future, “Mississippi Sizzling” explores a world where organized crime has discovered the wonders of biological weaponry. Kurt Olson is a federal agent who has been caught stealing evidence. To avoid prosecution, he is forced to serve a shadowy organization that has compiled the Enemies List.
Kurt Olson supervises the planting of kiddie porn onto the computers of political dissidents. When a young techno whiz (who has a similar arrangement with the Keepers of The Enemies List) raises conscientious objections, Agent Olson applies his persuasion skills using a pair of needle nosed pliers. Despite the urgency of his situation, Kurt Olson is vulnerable to the allure of an addictive computer game called Virtual Plantation and he frequently succumbs to the game's unique charm.
Kurt Olson's team posts some success but their most important target—the son of a Mississippi gubernatorial candidate—shields himself from their chicanery. When it is learned that Tony Taffy is a computer security professional and is cyber-bulletproof, the Keepers formulate 'Operation Mississippi Sizzling.' It is a scheme wherein Kurt Olson is ordered to plant a pound of crystal meth in Tony Taffy's car.
When 'Operation Mississippi Sizzling' fails, Kurt Olson is ordered to assassinate Eva Marie Taffy prior to election day. But Kurt Olson soon realizes that he is not Eva Marie Taffy's only stalker. He identifies a trio of Central Americans are also following her. He can only speculate about their intentions.
After a few setbacks, Kurt Olson steels himself to complete his mission for the good of his family and his law enforcement brethren. As he is about to pull the trigger, chaos ensues. Kurt Olson falls back on his instincts and he is pronounced a hero.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
Plot Synopsis For Junior Johnson
Set in the near future, “Mississippi Sizzling” explores a world where organized crime has discovered the wonders of biological weaponry. At the epicenter of this technological eruption is a parole officer named Tecumseh Sherman Johnson, Jr. From their entrenched positions deep in the heart of the Texas criminal justice system, the Johnson family has successfully culled some of the finest criminal prospects from the Greater Houston area.
The Johnson family utilize biological weapons to protect the interests of their invisible empire. When their patriarch suffers a crippling stroke, the world is thrust onto the broad shoulders of Junior Johnson. With a pregnant wife, a mentally ill brother who blabs family secrets, a legitimate career and all of the normal responsibilities associated with running an organized crime cartel, Junior faces one more urgent task. He must insure the outcome of the Mississippi gubernatorial election so that his cousin, Ontoine, can assume the office of state attorney general. Junior Johnson chooses political assassination as a means of insuring his family's preferred results.
Junior tries ever so gallantly to keep all of his plates in the air. But signals get crossed and chaos ensues. He assigns the vital task to a convict who suffers profound brain damage from a series of head injuries and years of cocaine and tequila. Ivan Guzman accepts the job but he leads his crew to the wrong target and they run head-long into the path of another dedicated assassin. The results are both deadly and puzzling.
The Johnson family utilize biological weapons to protect the interests of their invisible empire. When their patriarch suffers a crippling stroke, the world is thrust onto the broad shoulders of Junior Johnson. With a pregnant wife, a mentally ill brother who blabs family secrets, a legitimate career and all of the normal responsibilities associated with running an organized crime cartel, Junior faces one more urgent task. He must insure the outcome of the Mississippi gubernatorial election so that his cousin, Ontoine, can assume the office of state attorney general. Junior Johnson chooses political assassination as a means of insuring his family's preferred results.
Junior tries ever so gallantly to keep all of his plates in the air. But signals get crossed and chaos ensues. He assigns the vital task to a convict who suffers profound brain damage from a series of head injuries and years of cocaine and tequila. Ivan Guzman accepts the job but he leads his crew to the wrong target and they run head-long into the path of another dedicated assassin. The results are both deadly and puzzling.
Plot Synopsis For Jim Garfield
Set in the near future, “Mississippi Sizzling” explores a world where organized crime has discovered the wonders of biological weaponry. Jim Garfield is a criminal prodigy who had been ushered in to a prison elite called The Scholars. Upon his release, Jim Garfield had been unwittingly herded to a parole officer who worked for a major league criminal enterprise.
“Mississippi Sizzling” opens with a chemical attack on the law enforcement bodies of Waller County, Texas orchestrated by Jim Garfield, his former lover and Federal parole officer, Mary Elizabeth Jones and a hostile genius named Joe Fungo. The scheme goes horribly wrong and two children are killed. The killing of children, even as collateral damage, is a violation of the criminal code by which Jim Garfield so righteously lives.
Jim Garfield blames Joe Fungo for the deaths of the two kids and he plots to put a bullet in Fungo's head. As he rides through the streets of Joe Fungo's neighborhood with a silencer-equipped pistol under his jacket, he receives a frantic call from his colleague, David Hunter Duncan. David Hunter Duncan's son, Delbert Wayne, has been arrested on drug charges in Memphis, Tennessee.
Meanwhile, Jim Garfield's bipolar-diagnosed former parole officer escapes from his family's enforced treatment and tries to procure funds from his old client. Their situation is complicated by federal parole agent, Mary Elizabeth Jones, a partner in crime with Jim Garfield and the mother of both men's sons. As Jim Garfield negotiates the delicate slalom, he is shocked to learn that David Hunter Duncan has launched a chemical attack on downtown Memphis in hopes of knocking out the offices of federal prosecution.
Fearing that David Hunter Duncan will launch further sloppy attacks and lead investigators back to his own doorstep, Jim Garfield decides to temporarily spare Joe Fungo's life and introduce him to his associate. Fungo might be vicious but he is also clever and regardless of what scheme he might hatch, he would certainly try to cover his tracks.
David Hunter Duncan and Joe Fungo become instant comrades. They first launch a biological attack and then a chemical attack on downtown Memphis. Despite the wayward assaults, Delbert Wayne Duncan's predicament does not improve. He is moved to a private jail and his high-priced attorney is the only fatality in the biological foray.
A second lawyer reminds David Hunter Duncan that should a certain confidential informant suddenly die, the Feds would have no case against Delbert Wayne. The concerned father approaches Jim Garfield with a request to help him procure the services of a trigger man. With his old friend's behavior growing more erratic, Jim Garfield considers terminating David Hunter Duncan.
But the Scholars (an elite prison ward for serious criminals) are the brothers Jim Garfield never had and he ultimately agrees to assist his mentor in the fulfillment of his task. He persuades a not too bright convict named Billy Jake Carver to travel to Mississippi to make things right. Billy Jake Carver assembles a crew, some weapons and a GPS and they drive to the Magnolia state as they rehearse their mission using a computer game called Home Invader Deluxe.
Purina Pearce is the eleven year old daughter of confidential informant, James Charles Pearce, the team's intended target. When she is not tending to the family rottweilers or cleaning her .410 shotgun that she nicknamed Molly, the young Jodie Foster look alike plays Home Invader Deluxe. The appeal of the Deluxe version is the capability to plug in real world coordinates into the computer game. A large chunk of Purina Pearce's young life has been devoted to role playing home invasions conducted by faux police officers.
The Pearce family survive the onslaught but Mr. Pearce is a hunted man. David Hunter Duncan is able to send a second team after him and they catch up with the Pearces as they worship in church. Hell erupts and Mississippi is the site of the inferno climax.
Good does not necessarily triumph but then again, evil does not fare so well either. As “Mississippi Sizzling” is meant to be the first in a series, not much changes for Jim Garfield. Two people (Mary Elizabeth Jones and Joe Fungo) know his darkest secret. His mentor (David Hunter Duncan) remains desperate to spring his son from jail and as such, he is a bit of a loose cannon. And the alliance between Duncan and Fungo sparks Jim's ever-suspicious mind.
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“Mississippi Sizzling” opens with a chemical attack on the law enforcement bodies of Waller County, Texas orchestrated by Jim Garfield, his former lover and Federal parole officer, Mary Elizabeth Jones and a hostile genius named Joe Fungo. The scheme goes horribly wrong and two children are killed. The killing of children, even as collateral damage, is a violation of the criminal code by which Jim Garfield so righteously lives.
Jim Garfield blames Joe Fungo for the deaths of the two kids and he plots to put a bullet in Fungo's head. As he rides through the streets of Joe Fungo's neighborhood with a silencer-equipped pistol under his jacket, he receives a frantic call from his colleague, David Hunter Duncan. David Hunter Duncan's son, Delbert Wayne, has been arrested on drug charges in Memphis, Tennessee.
Meanwhile, Jim Garfield's bipolar-diagnosed former parole officer escapes from his family's enforced treatment and tries to procure funds from his old client. Their situation is complicated by federal parole agent, Mary Elizabeth Jones, a partner in crime with Jim Garfield and the mother of both men's sons. As Jim Garfield negotiates the delicate slalom, he is shocked to learn that David Hunter Duncan has launched a chemical attack on downtown Memphis in hopes of knocking out the offices of federal prosecution.
Fearing that David Hunter Duncan will launch further sloppy attacks and lead investigators back to his own doorstep, Jim Garfield decides to temporarily spare Joe Fungo's life and introduce him to his associate. Fungo might be vicious but he is also clever and regardless of what scheme he might hatch, he would certainly try to cover his tracks.
David Hunter Duncan and Joe Fungo become instant comrades. They first launch a biological attack and then a chemical attack on downtown Memphis. Despite the wayward assaults, Delbert Wayne Duncan's predicament does not improve. He is moved to a private jail and his high-priced attorney is the only fatality in the biological foray.
A second lawyer reminds David Hunter Duncan that should a certain confidential informant suddenly die, the Feds would have no case against Delbert Wayne. The concerned father approaches Jim Garfield with a request to help him procure the services of a trigger man. With his old friend's behavior growing more erratic, Jim Garfield considers terminating David Hunter Duncan.
But the Scholars (an elite prison ward for serious criminals) are the brothers Jim Garfield never had and he ultimately agrees to assist his mentor in the fulfillment of his task. He persuades a not too bright convict named Billy Jake Carver to travel to Mississippi to make things right. Billy Jake Carver assembles a crew, some weapons and a GPS and they drive to the Magnolia state as they rehearse their mission using a computer game called Home Invader Deluxe.
Purina Pearce is the eleven year old daughter of confidential informant, James Charles Pearce, the team's intended target. When she is not tending to the family rottweilers or cleaning her .410 shotgun that she nicknamed Molly, the young Jodie Foster look alike plays Home Invader Deluxe. The appeal of the Deluxe version is the capability to plug in real world coordinates into the computer game. A large chunk of Purina Pearce's young life has been devoted to role playing home invasions conducted by faux police officers.
The Pearce family survive the onslaught but Mr. Pearce is a hunted man. David Hunter Duncan is able to send a second team after him and they catch up with the Pearces as they worship in church. Hell erupts and Mississippi is the site of the inferno climax.
Good does not necessarily triumph but then again, evil does not fare so well either. As “Mississippi Sizzling” is meant to be the first in a series, not much changes for Jim Garfield. Two people (Mary Elizabeth Jones and Joe Fungo) know his darkest secret. His mentor (David Hunter Duncan) remains desperate to spring his son from jail and as such, he is a bit of a loose cannon. And the alliance between Duncan and Fungo sparks Jim's ever-suspicious mind.
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