The Unknown Mongol 2: The Sequel

I have been riding Harleys my whole life and know MC members in 3 major clubs..,these two books are so well written I feel like I was standing by juniors side his whole life.. the info about prison life and mail life was priceless and a nice added bonus of info with the club information. Thank you junior for sharing ur amazing story

So lucky to have found this (author ) I read second book first on kindle and searched for unknown Mongol on audible found and bought both and have since reread in correct order. Great reads with honest words not like a lot of so-called bad asses that pat themselves on back.Great job

True to life , pageturner , I enjoyed the authenticity. Especially the prison part. Bravo.I hope he writes some more!

As a published author a d former member of an outlaw club on the East Coast, I feel compelled to do what I never do, rate books.Both of Ericksons books are page turning and riveting. Also I find his violent descriptions accurate He isnt a phony and a real problem in a brawl. That said I doubt he faught too many skilled fighters. He says he was drug fueled and would fight at a drop of tbe hat. His reputation for combat victory came at the expense of terrified bar flys if he took his game to a location filled with sober Brazilian Ju Jitsu fighters he would get destroyed and quick.But in his shere he became alpha dog in a world where you could be murdered for that title he is a stand up guy with big balls so credit where due..He forgot that the ATF agent who infiltrated the club had huge balls too an was not the punk the author claimed He was a former Green Beret and did his assignment at greater risk then nything the author ever did.Also forgot that a group of cowardly Mongols beat a man to death, a non biker, because his wife was surrounded by Mongols in bar and her husband , scared to death , tried to get her out of the bar. The ATF agent describes this sickening attack in his book Under and Alone. Which is must reading for anyone who read Ericksons books.Just saying

Great book, very honest and real.An incredible journey. We are lucky to have the opportunity to hear 'the rest of the story'.

I read both books over 2 days and really loved your story and how you pulled back the curtain to give people a rare inside look of the Mongols from your perspective. The only reason that I gave it 3 stars was because the Sequel was somewhat difficult to read as it contained so many misspellings and confusing sentences. That being said, I hope you write more and if you do, send me the drafts and I'll edit it for you, free of charge! 😄

What an awesome book, after reading his first book I started this one last night and finished by 11:00am this morning just couldn’t put it down. I hope there is more to come.Ride Hard Brother

Prison stories, good guy with sometimes bad attitude, and a damn Real President. This book is great, to those who are curious about prison life, curios about an outlaw bike club member, or just here to know more about this unknown mongol it is definitely worth the read.

Having read a number of other books in the same genre but from some of the other MC's perspective, this was a disappointment. He seems on many occasions to have gone out of his way to find trouble, with little or no remorse for the consequences for others. Some of the other books author's I could relate to, but really not this guy. It did have some interesting and amusing moments, but if you are expecting something that reveals the deeper thinking into the mindset into the leaders of the 1% er's, there are much better books than this one.

Another great original read. I enjoyed it all. The ups and downs, situations. To go through the jail time, still keep his head. A tough guy.The Brotherhood is amazing. I think that is what's missing in today's society.Hope the author writes more soon.

I liked this book immensely although it was too little, so much more could have been said BUT even now he has to watch how truthful he is or the feds will be on him.Great to see a story where he comes out still a mongol but basically legal.

Nice to read a biker book that's not about the 81.Determination of this guy for his club is amazing .

If you have read the first book then this is a must. Great insight again into the world of an outlaw mc