The Unknown Mongol

By: Scott Junior Ereckson

Narrated by: Jeff Hays

Length: 7 hrs and 54 mins

Publisher's summary

This is the true story of ex-Mongols M.C. National President Scott Junior Ereckson.

From a young teen, peering from behind a bush at an unknown Mongol, Scott fulfills his childhood dreams. In later years, after many experiences, he becomes one of the most respected and feared Mongols to this day.

Hold on tight and go on this unbelievable journey. See what it takes to get to the top in the biker world: a ride that will keep your hands glued to the handlebars from beginning to end.

©2015 Scott "Junior" Ereckson (P)2015 Scott "Junior" Ereckson

Cool little glimpse into the 1%er lifestyle

Pretty interesting book. Nothing that is shocking as to what experiences Junior had throughout his life but enjoyable to see how it all played out. I found myself emotionally invested in certain parts so it obviously got my attention. I think I finished the book in 3 sittings. I don't recall ever thinking to myself "come on, move along with the story" so the pace and content was excellent throughout.

Narration was great although the voices used for other characters in the book were distracting; So off the wall to the point that I was paying more attention to them than the words they were saying.

Definitely a recommended read/listen.

This was a great book.

Thought the narrator sounded like a sesame street charachter at times but this was good nonetheless. Much love and respect to Jr. and the bros in the black and white!

Sacrifices of a 1% er.

Wondered what 1% er day to day was like. Raise and fall. Just press play .

Great story about the mongols mc.

Great look into the early years of the Mongols motorcycle club and how things used to be

Worth a listen

Any additional comments?

I agree with many who say the narrator's use of strange cartoonish voices distracted from the gravitas of the story. I'd love to hear the same book voiced by Don Leslie, who narrated Under and Alone - an excellent book and terrific voice work. These guys are hardened criminals, and deserve to be heard as more aggressive and much more dangerous sounding. The overall narrative is strong, if simple, and a very interesting look into the rise of a gangster from teen thug to the leader of some seriously bad dudes.

I think, as some have alluded to here, that this would serve as a great prequel to Under and Alone, and the two texts could be combined to create an epic story stretching decades from the rise of the Mongols, until the famous infiltration of the gang by Queen.

There are some laugh out loud moments, particularly during the Junior's hazing, and clearly some sanitization and re-rendering of particular events, but it's a worthwhile addition to the corpus of literature in the OMC category.

Good read!!!!!

I really enjoyed this book. It is one of the better books about OMGs that I've come across. If you are interested in this type of story, this book is for you.

great book

great book. best one I've read in this genre. looking forward to book #2 thanks for sharing your story

Great story!

The voices didn't match the bikers. Overall it was a fantastic book! Can't wait to read the second book.

If you like this topic, a must read.

Spoken like a biker, the story is authentic and worth the ride. It’s great to hear truth, respect, and honor amongst some tough people. You have my respect Junior.

loved it!!

I absolutely enjoyed this book entirely, And all of the stories definitely some laughs but also some I opener stories. Is definitely made the day go by a quicker. getting ready to start the second book.