Gerald Meunier

Washington, DC FBI agent, Clay Holt, thinks he has a normal life—a loving wife, two beautiful children, a great career, and a nice home—until the night his wife wakes him up with fear in her eyes. She worries that terrorists will cross the Mexico border to attack DC and insists that they move elsewhere for their children’s safety. The next day, she is killed by an illegal. Blaming politicians for her death, Clay tells his partner that he can no longer “live a lie” working for the government.

His wife’s fears prove to be well-founded. Iran sends Islamic extremist, Assim Badaseri, to America via Mexico with a plan to detonate a dirty bomb in Washington. Badaseri is sworn to kill any infidel who discovers his presence here...read more

Video Evidence of The Dirty Little Secret

Tuesday, May 8th, 2012

I’ve been writing about the dirty little secret for years. It even comes up in my political thriller, ROGUE PATRIOT.

The dirty little secret BOTH political parties try to hide from us is that they really have no interest in securing the Mexico border because they do NOT want to solve the illegal immigration problem.

You need to watch this 6-minute video. But, caution! It …

America’s Rogue Patriot Gerald Meunier Signs With Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency

Thursday, April 26th, 2012

Nick Nanton, Esq. and JW Dicks, Esq., co-founders of Dicks + Nanton Celebrity Branding Agency, have recently signed nationally recognized Author and Speaker, Gerald Meunier.

Cody, Wyoming – Author and speaker Gerald Meunier has been signed by the Dicks + Nanton Celebrity …

Timely and intense.
– Jo Lazane

This interesting plot features timely themes. Clay Holt and his family are believable and sympathetic characters . . . and Meunier’s writing style is a good fit for the overall tone of the book, including plenty of snappy conversation. —– Ester M, Wyoming

Readers that like Lee Child and Vince Flynn, should like this book. Maybe Clay Holt, Mitch Rapp and Jack Reacher could team up and do some serious butt kicking! —– Michael T, Colorado

. . . timely and controversial. It is a well-written tale that captures the reader’s emotions and holds it until the end. Rogue Patriot is well researched and masterfully crafted. I found it hard to put down. —– John W, Wyoming