CAPTURED - Bryant, K. A.

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Résumé :
CAPTURED An attack on United States soil can't go unanswered. One CAPTURED man is worth going to war for. It can be stopped but only if Caleb Promise can deny his instincts and finds him in time. Series Description: Caleb Promise Series Mission 2. If you are a series binge reader seeking a page-turner, Captured is for you. The Series has a balanced blend of Jack Reacher's political depth with light notes of action beats hit at every turn of the page. It has espionage, thrills and an element of mystery. About the Book: Why would a country got to war over one man? Caleb discovers the answer. Tasked with finding the CAPTURED man, he has to make a decision. Can he leave the man's stranded wife in peril? Can he ignore his gut feeling to stick to the mission? He stumbles upon an ugly truth of just how far the rich and powerful will go to keep their dirty secrets hidden. Series Steps: Mission 1- Mark of the Two-Edged Sword Mission 2- CAPTURED Caleb has evolved. In Mission 1, Mark of the Two-Edged Sword, he peeks his head into the shadow-life as an undercover agent. However, now in Captured, he is sanguine. This is the life for him. He moves into his calling sure-footed and adept. Bursts with suspense, emotional rides and espionage at the highest levels of government. ...

Biographie:
Author of fiction, action, crime, espionage, and political mystery novels as well as self-help books with a personal twist. What is my goal for writing? Simply to take you to a world that offers an adventure, a mind-bending plot that opens your imagination to fill in the blanks. When the kettle is whistling itself into a rattle but, you don't want to put the book down, I've done my job well.

Sommaire:
Author of fiction, action, crime, espionage, and political mystery novels as well as self-help books with a personal twist. What is my goal for writing? Simply to take you to a world that offers an adventure, a mind-bending plot that opens your imagination to fill in the blanks. When the kettle is whistling itself into a rattle but, you don't want to put the book down, I've done my job well....