Clandestine is the final book in the UNDISCLOSED trilogy by Jon Mills _______________________________________ An unknown airborne disease that kills A dangerous government agency And one hope for mankind _______________________________________ Clandestine continues the ageless war between the Guardians and the Watchers with a new enemy that threatens to eliminate both sides, even if it means spreading an airborne disease that could wipe out civilization.
After escaping near death in Peru and preventing the destruction of humanity, Travis Marshall struggles to find a way to save Jayde and uncover the truth behind the agenda of the shadowy government agency known as ONE.
When Travis receives a series of mysterious packages from an unknown ally who promises to help, he must decide who to trust before it's too late.
Loyalties will be questioned, new allegiances will be formed, and secrets will finally be disclosed as he faces his greatest challenge yet.
International Bestselling Author Jon Mills is from the UK but resides in Canada. He's had multiple titles hit #1 in Police Procedural, Mystery and Thrillers, Pulp Thrillers, Kidnapping, and Heist Thrillers. His work includes the Jack Winchester thrillers, 50 States of Murder thrillers, I'm Still Here, the Undisclosed trilogy and The Promise. In addition to this he has numerous books published under different pen names that cater to different genres. His latest is called Lost Girls: The Maine Murders (50 States of Murder)
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The story is decent, but there are so many grammatical errors that it’s almost difficult to read. I would encourage the author to use better proofreaders. Because if the proof reading is done correctly, the story is really really good. But as it stands, I can only give it a mediocre because of the errors in grammar.
Every time I think Travis is going down, somebody else's crap hits the fan. There were words missing in sentences and thoughts that had to be inferred; but on the whole a good read.