Sisters without Mercy

About the Book

Sisters Without Mercy is about a team of Special Forces 101st Airborne women who go to the aid of one of their own.

The main character is Dora Simmons. Her brother is killed under the most peculiar circumstances. Dora finds out during her search for answers that her brother Mark belonged to an elite group of FBI agents that were being systematically killed off by the director of the FBI. Dora realizes that she needs help. She calls on her teammates in the Airborne – eleven other women with outstanding abilities.

Once Dora and her teammates decide where they have to go, and what they have to do, in order to find Mark’s killer, the girls begin the execution of their plan.

The investigation leads to some of the richest men in the world, including a Sheikh. The ‘sisters’ also learn that their CO at Fort Campbell may be involved with these very shady people.

The ‘sisters’ find out that this group of rich men are involved in drugs, pornography, slave trade and the most ghastly of all – the harvesting of organs.

Bringing down this operation requires the services of the Navy Seals at Coronado, the Marines at Camp Pendleton, and more of the 101st Airborne men and women from Fort Campbell. Ky.

When Dora’s mother and brother are kidnapped, they are taken to an island that belongs to Mexico.

Unknown to everyone, the Mexican and U.S. governments are aware of the activities on this island and have decided to collaborate in closing down this illegal operation.

About the Author

Clarence J. Moore is a retired Navy medical technician originally from Baltimore, Maryland. When he retired from the Navy in Oxnard, California he and his wife, Delores Romero Bautista of Seville Spain (now deceased), decided to stay in the area. Clarence now lives in Inyokern, CA with his horses, chickens, dogs and cats; he is currently a Clinical Technician. Clarence and his wife were married for 43 years. He has three children and five grandchildren.