Mexican Drug Cartels are Defeated in a Border war in the LatestAdventure...

Mexican Drug Cartels are Defeated in a Border war in the Latest Adventure of the Boom Brothers Online Novel

With all of the drug cartel activity along the Mexican and U.S. border, the Boom Brothers were bound to be called in to dispense their own personal kind of justice. And that'ss just what they do in the new posting of Chapter 6 on May 10th. In chapter 6, a battle has broken out on a Saturday evening in a south side Tucson, Arizona, neighborhood between Juarez and Sinaloa Cartel soldiers fighting over control of the distribution of cocaine and marijuana coming into the U.S. Authorities intercede by bringing in the Boom Brothers who push the cartel soldiers out of the area and into a protracted running battle south on Interstate 19 to the border town of Nogales, Mexico.

Kokomo, IN -- It was bound to happen. With all of the drug cartel activity along the Mexican and U.S. border, the Boom Brothers were bound to be called in to dispense their own personal kind of justice. And that'ss just what they do in the new posting of Chapter 6 on May 10th. BoomBrothers.net is the world'ss first, free fully-illustrated action and adventure internet novel. And approximately every week a new chapter is posted online so those who register can catch up on the latest activities of the brothers. Visitors can also win a year of Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos collectors's comic books every week for six weeks in their latest online sweepstakes.

In chapter 6, a battle has broken out on a Saturday evening in a south side Tucson, Arizona, neighborhood between Juarez and Sinaloa Cartel soldiers fighting over control of the distribution of cocaine and marijuana coming into the U.S. Fighting has increased in intensity when local police are brought in to control the situation. Reports from several officers on the scene indicate that they cannot withstand the massive automatic weapons fire from the 50 or so cartel soldiers. In the melee, residents in the area and innocent passersby in traffic are shot and killed or wounded. The situation becomes out of control when ambulances, rescue personnel and hospital resources are exhausted and the conflict escalates.

Authorities intercede by bringing in the Boom Brothers to contain the violence. The paramilitary force then pushes cartel soldiers out of the area and into a protracted running battle south on Interstate 19 to the border town of Nogales, Mexico. By about 3:30 AM, remaining cartel soldiers are trapped on the banks of the Rio Grande River near the bridge crossing. Expecting to be captured and jailed, the two dozen or so remaining cartel members beg their surrender. A TV crew for Tuscon'ss KAZZ TV, reporter Kyle Hopkins and his cameraman, are embedded with the Boom Brothers. The accompanying news video is part of the artwork for chapter 6 and adds to the excitement of the story.

Boom Brothers Creative Director Richard Parker commented on the video production saying, Just like the Orson Wells 'sWar of the Worlds's, we want to use interactive technology to entertain the thousands of people reading our internet novel, 'sWe'sre Gonna Need Bigger Guns's. We get tons of e-mail and they love it. A second novel with cutting edge graphic illustrations is currently in production.

Boom Brothers LLC is dedicated to developing, producing, and managing branded online entertainment for consumers. Boom Brothers is headquartered in central Indiana and is associated with Creative Direction, Inc., a marketing communications practice dedicated to help grow companies through direct response and online marketing programs. For more information on Boom Brothers LLC, call 765-252-0751, send e-mail to Info (at) BoomBrothers (dot) net or visit the web site at www.BoomBrothers.net.

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