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Sasha Del Mira Thrillers #2
Sasha Returns
THIS IS A SHORT STORY
Sasha Del Mira, concubine to the royal family in Saudi Arabia and CIA-trained spy, is kidnapped from the Royal Palace the day after assassinating Prince Ibrahim to stop him from killing his father, Prince Yassar, and then must intervene to stop another attempt on Yassar’s life by her kidnappers.
Sasha Returns is a 13,000 word short story, the second in the Sasha Del Mira series, following the novel, Trojan Horse, in which Sasha was introduced.
Sasha Del Mira, concubine to the royal family in Saudi Arabia and CIA-trained spy, is kidnapped from the Royal Palace the day after assassinating Prince Ibrahim to stop him from killing his father, Prince Yassar, and then must intervene to stop another attempt on Yassar’s life by her kidnappers.
Sasha Returns is a 13,000 word short story, the second in the Sasha Del Mira series, following the novel, Trojan Horse, in which Sasha was introduced.
- GenresFiction
41 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 1, 2012
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About the author
David Lender
17 books60 followersEx-Wall Street Insider and Pitbull Poppi. I’m a pull-no-punches thriller author of vigilantly-researched espionage and white collar crime. Found at DLenderAuthor.com, my series and standalone novels are inspired by more than 25 years on Wall Street. Now I use my insider’s knowledge of the characters and intrigues that inhabit that sharp-elbowed world to create stories of corporate power brokers, CEO bullies, megalomaniacs and con artists.
I write about financial fraudsters, male and female spies and assassins, and the gritty underdogs that take them on. I also Tweet and blog from northeastern Pennsylvania with my rescue pitbull, Styles.
I write about financial fraudsters, male and female spies and assassins, and the gritty underdogs that take them on. I also Tweet and blog from northeastern Pennsylvania with my rescue pitbull, Styles.
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January 9, 2015
a bit too much quoting of the first novel.
A good short read but would have benefited from rewriting or expansion of virtually verbatim excerpts. Would have given 3 and a half stars.
A good short read but would have benefited from rewriting or expansion of virtually verbatim excerpts. Would have given 3 and a half stars.
May 27, 2014
Decent short story, not a necessity to enjoy the two Sasha novels.
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