Under and Alone | Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most...

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	• Under and Alone: The True Story of the Undercover Agent Who Infiltrated America's Most Violent Outlaw ... William Queen Random House, 2005 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 198 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Great story of a very brave man in a very dangerous place

Under and Alone is a gripping, white-knuckle ride.

This is the story of William Queen, an ATF agent who spent 2 years undercover inside the notorious Mongol motorcycle gang.

Queen's tale is suspenseful, horrifying, funny and at times endearing. With gut wrenching honesty, Queen shows us the outlaw life of motorcycle gangs. It's not a pretty picture - violence and drugs reign. We are with him as he struggles in his assignment. Finding himself caught between two worlds, Queen is in a constant state of nervous tension, balancing his fear of being found out with his burning desire to put these cold blooded killers behind bars.

Throughout Queen is honest with us. He paints complex portraits of the gang memebers - some he even remembers fodly. A must-read for everyone. Highly recommended.

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Under and Alone

I bought this book because receintly I met a Mongol member. I had no idea what that meant, so, I bought this book. The book really gave me the inside story of everyday life inside of this outlaw motorcycle gang.

It is like watching a train wreck you know it is horribly wrong, but you can't look away. Or in this case stop reading.

Outlaws

Being a member of an outlaw motorcycle gang myself, as defined by the State of California, I loved this book. Finished it in one day.
Did you know the State of Calif. thinks every group with three patches on their vests is an outlaw? That means Police (Blue Knights), Firemen, (Red Knights), and the Christian Motorcycle Association are all outlaws. And we let them make decisions for us????????????? Great book!!!!!!

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In my booklist Mr. Queen's book gets the highest rating

Besides keeping you interested until the end, this book does one other thing - it teaches you bravery. I know you know what bravery is, but do you know what bravery is?

In this day and age when a word like that can only make sense when associated with far away lands of Arabic speaking people, deserts and terrorist actions, this book will bring you back to American soil, to the cities we live in, to the streets we walk on, the roads we drive on, our own back yard. Bravery exists here and is made of self sacrifice and duty.
In the pages of this book you will discover what it takes a man to overcome the impossible, to expose himself to danger every day in order to accomplish his mission.

This is the true story of a hero who sacrifices himself daily for two years as an undercover agent of the FBI to bring down one of the worst motorcycle gangs in the history of America. I guarantee it'll keep you thrilled and the story will touch you deep inside and leave a mark.

-by Simon Cleveland

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Bold and Daring

Excellent book. It is well written. Few people know the difference between a motorcyclist and a biker. His book gives a view of motorcycle clubs from both the angle of being a police office and being a biker, a view that the public doesn't see. I have ridden motorcycles all my life. I have hung out with bikers and motorcycle clubs since I was big enough to walk. I am a retired police officer and a biker and have seen some things from the angle the author has seen it from. I have never worked under cover, and never cared to. He went much farther into his work than most police officers would care to, especially if they have a family of any kind to worry about. I salute the author in his boldness and daring in his work.

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