Veteran CIA operative Jack Wilder is called upon to discreetly investigate the assassination of a high level OPEC oil analyst on the verge of announcing a startling discovery. More complications arise when the body of Wilder’s best friend, also an oil analyst, is found in a field on the outskirts of Houston. More bodies begin to fall as Wilder gets closer to discovering the truth.
Addison Cooper was a highly trained operative in the CIA’s off the books Looking Glass unit. She nearly lost her life in a covert Middle East operation that went horribly wrong. After several months of reconstructive surgeries and excruciating rehabilitation she was finally able to leave the hospital and her CIA career behind. Over time she traded it all in for a beautiful quiet life becoming a homemaker and mother in a small picturesque New England town. A tragic preventable act of gun violence took the life of the one she loved shattering her perfect life. Now, using her resurrected CIA skills she is back and on a mission, a mission to make America understand that changes need to be made to curb the gun violence epidemic sweeping across the nation. With nothing left to lose she's going to make them listen or die trying.
Alex Armstrong wanted to become a policeman his entire life. His father was a cop who had been killed in the line of duty on Alex’s fifth birthday. The first call Alex responded to as a rookie cop was to retrieve an errant cat from beneath a woman’s house. A short time later Alex learns that his dad’s first call was to retrieve an errant cat from beneath the same woman’s house twenty years earlier. Every detail of the call Alex made was exactly the same, from the description of the cat’s owner, to the name of the cat. That’s only the beginning of several eerie similarities that parallel Alex’s career with that of his dead father.
John Ray Washington was a ne'er-do-well who found himself being charged with attempted murder with malice for tossing his girlfriend into an abandoned well. Did he do it, or was he innocent? His annoying habit of eating light bulbs caused his lawyer some serious consternation as he tried to prepare John Ray's defense. Adding to the challenge is a nefarious Sheriff running for re-election. A comical read based on a true story that took place in McKinney Texas.
Sergei heard a noise off to his left, it sounded like a rock hitting somewhere in the square. He stepped away from the wall and turned in the direction of the sound. The silent assailant wasted no time quickly doing a double wrap of the piano wire around the Russian’s neck, while putting a knee in the middle of his back and pulling the wooden handles attached to each end of the wire. The knee in the back gave the assassin the extra leverage she needed to easily dispatch her target. Sergei instinctively reached to his throat trying to disengage the piano wire as he struggle to breath and his vision began to fade. Blood began to ooze around the edges of the garrote as the wire cut deeper into his neck. In just under a minute Sergei lay dead in a crumpled heap on the concrete next to Lenin’s tomb.
Henry and Gladys are two senior citizen killers for hire. This job, however, is pro-bono. A freebie to make the world a better place. The tale starts in an exclusive restaurant in Santa Fe, New Mexico where the couple witness a rude, insensitive, brutal oaf. A Hollywood producer of B grade movies. They take notice of his brutality in the way he treats his young, beautiful, blonde wife. Henry and Gladys hatch a cunning scheme to get the brutes attention and teach him a lesson he won’t forget for the rest of his short life.
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