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Not Raw Enough - Sushi to Kill for
When Cape Hatteras seafood exporter Seth Tinsley discovers that his products have attracted an ancient Japanese company determined to reclaim Japan’s culinary heritage, he still doesn’t understand that his competitors consider business as war. Seth’s relief after his acquittal of murder at a party miss-hap is short lived when his business to an exclusive segment of Japan’s Tsukiji seafood market inexplicably deteriorates and then his friends and partners die in obscure accidents.
While Seth struggles with coming to terms with his loses, an Osaka trading company surprises him with a lucrative buy-out offer for his troubled Kill Devil Hills, NC company. Seth goes against his instincts and accepts the mysterious buy-out offer. Instead of collecting the rewards for the sale of his seafood company, Seth Tinsley finds himself alone in Japan, wanted for mass-murder, and an expendable pawn of the US Government. With all of his legitimate resources tied up, Seth has to somehow lure them all away from his technology business that will destroy their dynasty.
While Seth struggles with coming to terms with his loses, an Osaka trading company surprises him with a lucrative buy-out offer for his troubled Kill Devil Hills, NC company. Seth goes against his instincts and accepts the mysterious buy-out offer. Instead of collecting the rewards for the sale of his seafood company, Seth Tinsley finds himself alone in Japan, wanted for mass-murder, and an expendable pawn of the US Government. With all of his legitimate resources tied up, Seth has to somehow lure them all away from his technology business that will destroy their dynasty.
502 pages, ebook
First published March 25, 2014
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Randall Boleyn
8 books3 followersRandall Boleyn - Writing as a Reader.
When those first few novels transported Randall into the intrigue of other cultures and the complexity of foreign lands, his life changed forever. He wanted to experience those kinds of adventures and ended up traveling the world doing international business while living his own bizarre experiences. Realizing he wanted to create the same kind of stories he loved to read, Randall coaxed the Muse by writing, studying and learning the craft.
After years of toiling with the words, the stories suddenly just seemed to happen. It was startling! It was the same joy and surprise he had relished as a reader in guessing how a plot might unfold affecting the characters’ lives. He now writes with the eye and passion of creating that next great story like he would want to read.
Randall now lives in the hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and is focused on completing the Powers Meant for Gods trilogy to publish by December 2014.
When those first few novels transported Randall into the intrigue of other cultures and the complexity of foreign lands, his life changed forever. He wanted to experience those kinds of adventures and ended up traveling the world doing international business while living his own bizarre experiences. Realizing he wanted to create the same kind of stories he loved to read, Randall coaxed the Muse by writing, studying and learning the craft.
After years of toiling with the words, the stories suddenly just seemed to happen. It was startling! It was the same joy and surprise he had relished as a reader in guessing how a plot might unfold affecting the characters’ lives. He now writes with the eye and passion of creating that next great story like he would want to read.
Randall now lives in the hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and is focused on completing the Powers Meant for Gods trilogy to publish by December 2014.
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