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Beach & Riley

The Killing Chase

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Alan Beach and Jake Riley are back! More than a year after shutting down the Devlin Conspiracy, Beach and his new partner, James Foxx, are hot on the trail of a brutal serial killer. The killer's modus operandi is startlingly similar to THE KILLING CODE's infamous "Orphan-maker" Brian Adler. But Adler's been dead for nine months.

On the other side of the world, Jake Riley's hunting the man who killed his brother. The former Special Ops soldier reluctantly teams up with Mike Lee, his past CIA handler, and Dozer and Priest, two former Australian SAS operators turned mercenaries. Jake's thirst for vengeance leads them on a breakneck chase from Thailand and Cambodia to America and the Ukraine in pursuit of a major Russian pakhan. But the powerful crime-lord is in the midst of his own battle with a rival gang of Romanians, hell-bent on seizing power in the region.

258 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 23, 2014

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Craig Hurren

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Craig Hurren was the Chief Commercial Officer for a highly reputed clinical trials company, and spent many years as a sales & marketing manager and executive in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. He also has a background in commercial television and news production, and was a NAUI SCUBA diving instructor. A long held passion for thrillers by his favorite authors, such as: Campbell Armstrong, Clive Cussler, Vince Flynn, Michael Crichton, and others inspired him to write novels of his own. His use of clever plot twists, gritty imagery and crisp action sequences, reflect his interest in the thriller masters, and his knowledge of medical technology makes his stories relevant and realistic.

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November 19, 2015
Another good read from Craig Hurren.

Though not as thought provoking as the first book, this was a fun ride. The characters are more fully developed and I am looking forward to book 3 just to continue the story. Everything else is on hold. Enjoy!
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