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Private Investigator Rory Mack Steele's newest case unexpectedly takes him deep into the heart of the Amazon jungle. A case that plunges him into the middle of a vicious, no-hold-barred war between remnants of the Spanish Conquistadors and the Xingú - an Amazonian tribe forced to suffer torture and death over the centuries to maintain their secrets - and the truth of a mythical golden city.
462 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 30, 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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May 2, 2021
Big Brouhaha in Brazil
This case brings Rory Mack Steele to the violent underbelly of Brazil, where numerous unsavory groups are all searching for the Lost City of Gold. He's there to find an adventurous man who possesses several clues to its location.
The action is non-stop and the body count climbs at each turn. This series has been greatly entertaining and fun to read. Kudos to Mr. MacRae.
This case brings Rory Mack Steele to the violent underbelly of Brazil, where numerous unsavory groups are all searching for the Lost City of Gold. He's there to find an adventurous man who possesses several clues to its location.
The action is non-stop and the body count climbs at each turn. This series has been greatly entertaining and fun to read. Kudos to Mr. MacRae.
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