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The Gunrunner
Merlin Arthur Dragon - Interpol's one and only Stopper - tasked with stopping the bad guys by any means necessary - faces an ominous threat. Terrorists are about to get their hands on a Cold War weapon hidden for decades - a Russian nuclear suitcase bomb. What will he be forced to do? How far will he be willing to go? What inner demons will he stare down to keep innocent people from being consumed in a nuclear blast?
214 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 22, 2018
About the author
Eugene Lloyd MacRae
31 books12 followersEugene Lloyd MacRae lives on Canada's South Coast in Ontario. He is the author of the Rory Mack Steele series of novels and several family history books.
He began writing novels after a near-fatal heart attack in March, 2012 left him lying in bed with little to do. He began pecking away on a Blackberry Playbook he had bought 2 months before and the characters that emerged kept him company.
He began writing novels after a near-fatal heart attack in March, 2012 left him lying in bed with little to do. He began pecking away on a Blackberry Playbook he had bought 2 months before and the characters that emerged kept him company.
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July 31, 2018
This Time It's a Nuke
The stopper fights to locate and recover a nuclear bomb. He meets and works with several attractive women and races around in high end automobiles. The characters are interesting but shallow. The style of writing is smooth and easy to read with perhaps a little more emphasis on details of the weaponry than I needed. I still found it very enjoyable.
The stopper fights to locate and recover a nuclear bomb. He meets and works with several attractive women and races around in high end automobiles. The characters are interesting but shallow. The style of writing is smooth and easy to read with perhaps a little more emphasis on details of the weaponry than I needed. I still found it very enjoyable.
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