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Deadly Nectar
Welcome to the jungle...
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a toxin so deadly has been kept secret for centuries.
Dr James Clarke discovers a 150 year old arrow head coated in a rare poison so lethal it could kill thousands of people in a matter of seconds.
The perfect weapon that could now be in the hands of a group of extremists, set on mass murder.
Soon Clarke's daughter, Anna Clarke, is on the case. A former elite soldier with an iron will.
However, this is no ordinary organisation she’s up against, and Anna will soon uncover a plan of diabolical proportions.
Can she stop the terrorists before it’s too late?
A highly entertaining and totally gripping debut thriller. From the rainforest, to the streets of London, to Washington DC, this nail-biting read will take the reader on a journey as twisted as jungle vines.
For fans of Lee Child, Clive Cussler and Chris Ryan.
"An explosive, action-packed thriller. Wilson’s novel reads like the script of the latest Hollywood blockbuster.” Thomas Waugh
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a toxin so deadly has been kept secret for centuries.
Dr James Clarke discovers a 150 year old arrow head coated in a rare poison so lethal it could kill thousands of people in a matter of seconds.
The perfect weapon that could now be in the hands of a group of extremists, set on mass murder.
Soon Clarke's daughter, Anna Clarke, is on the case. A former elite soldier with an iron will.
However, this is no ordinary organisation she’s up against, and Anna will soon uncover a plan of diabolical proportions.
Can she stop the terrorists before it’s too late?
A highly entertaining and totally gripping debut thriller. From the rainforest, to the streets of London, to Washington DC, this nail-biting read will take the reader on a journey as twisted as jungle vines.
For fans of Lee Child, Clive Cussler and Chris Ryan.
"An explosive, action-packed thriller. Wilson’s novel reads like the script of the latest Hollywood blockbuster.” Thomas Waugh
355 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 8, 2018
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June 16, 2019
Do you remember?
When we were kids we played cops and robbers or Allies vs. Nazis. That's how this book reads. The premise is good. The execution is pretty childish.
There are many grammatical errors (it's or its being the main one), which I normally overlook for low cost e-books.
Good reading if you can suspend disbelief indefinitely. Average if you can't. Poor if you want to be engaged.
When we were kids we played cops and robbers or Allies vs. Nazis. That's how this book reads. The premise is good. The execution is pretty childish.
There are many grammatical errors (it's or its being the main one), which I normally overlook for low cost e-books.
Good reading if you can suspend disbelief indefinitely. Average if you can't. Poor if you want to be engaged.
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