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The Missile
The missile locks on to the president, shoots forward and starts its deadly mission.
No one can stop it now.
It is going to blast off the president in five seconds.
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No one can stop it now.
It is going to blast off the president in five seconds.
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36 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 21, 2016
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May 17, 2016
This is a quick story about the potential destruction of the US President, who is visiting Scottsdale, AZ, for a ceremony. Detective Ryan Cook is the local detective on the job. Ryan becomes involved in a possible plot by LAVA, a known terrorist organization, to assassinate the President and create havoc. One morning, Ryan is called to duty because of a suspicious individual, a disgruntled former employee of a government missile development program, who also possibly has ties to LAVA , and who is suspected of developing a hand-held missile for LAVA, has been sighted in the area. The story follows Ryan through numerous twists and turns, as he pursues this person of interest, trying to stop his nefarious act and that of LAVA. The story, and it was not very long, is interesting, not badly written and moves along at a pretty good pace. However, there is a lot of sexual overtone to this tale, which I really did not see as necessary to the story. In fact, it may have detracted. Not having read any more of the works in this series or any other books by these authors, I have no idea whether this is the norm. In this case, and in the case of other works, if it is the norm, since it will probably turn some readers off and really adds nothing to the story, they should consider less emphasis on this aspect. The story can stand alone (and well enough, in my opinion) without it. I received this from the authors to read and review.
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