John Ross Passes Away

[Slim Deal]

John Ross the author of Unintended Consequences has passed away. It appears he had a heart attack at home. He will be missed by many. If you want to read a really good book, download his novel.

John Ross author of Unintended Consequences died Friday 4/30

If anyone has read the 800+ page novel Unintended Consequences, the name John Ross should be familiar. I had chatted with him several times and was a friend on Facebook. Found out Friday from his best friend Tammy that he died that afternoon. She found him in his driveway, he must have suffered...

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[OK Corgi Rancher]

Well, damn...that's too bad. I'd be interested in reading the sequel.

 

[dlbleak]

I borrowed a copy from @Free Trapper but recently got my own copy. I got excited about the online price and didn’t read the description fully. It doesn’t have the dust cover but I’m still happy to have it in my collection.

 

[trbii]

That story had some of the most detailed gun lore, facts, history I’ve ever read. Like Stephen Hunters’ Bob Lee Swagger books. Point Of Impact, A Time To Hunt. Dirty White Boys. John Ross recounted the 1934 NFA and 1968 GCA gun control laws’ passage and results so well. Like Hunters’ books, he wove facts and true American history into his fiction book.

 

[THAT Gurl]

I borrowed a copy from @Free Trapper but recently got my own copy. I got excited about the online price and didn’t read the description fully. It doesn’t have the dust cover but I’m still happy to have it in my collection.

I snagged a copy with the dust cover years ago for $20. Guy that sold it to me wanted to buy it back a couple weeks later. I still have it. Lol

RIP sir.

 

[dlbleak]

That story had some of the most detailed gun lore, facts, history I’ve ever read. Like Stephen Hunters’ Bob Lee Swagger books. Point Of Impact, A Time To Hunt. Dirty White Boys. John Ross recounted the 1934 NFA and 1968 GCA gun control laws’ passage and results so well. Like Hunters’ books, he wove facts and true American history into his fiction book.

Yessir, got it as much for reference as the story itself. Some really good points in it.

 

[garytx]

Great book, very good read. I saw a few copies of the book for sale online with an asking price of $120.

 

[Unimatrix]

Well, damn...that's too bad. I'd be interested in reading the sequel.

Good news is that the publisher has the drafts, all his notes, etc. in hand and his daughter is intent on making sure the sequel gets published.

 

[ratski]

Really enjoyed his book. emailed back and forth a few times back then. Can't remember exactly about what, but he always impressed me as a nice guy.

 

[dennishoddy]

I guess I've never heard of this guy, but the glowing reports makes me want to buy the book.