Nomad Box Set: Books 1-3 - International Action Thrillers

The Nomad

by David Lee Corley

Billy Gamble is a thief on the run - a modern-day Robinhood. Forbidden from returning home, he travels the world as a nomad. He has a rare talent only processed by one in a hundred million people. It cannot be learned. He was born with it. He is a Super Matcher recruited by the CIA to find people that don't want to be found. His existence is kept off the books. His identity is a secret. He is a ghost. He is free to continue his journey until he is needed. When all else fails, he is called into action. His participation is not optional. The Nomad Box Set contains the first three novels in the series - Monsoon Rising, Prophecies of Chaos and Stealing Thunder. All are heart-pounding thrillers set in exotic locations with more twists and turns than an Olympic toboggan run. Buy your copy today!

666 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 4, 2019

About the author

I am a Hollywood screenwriter turned novelist. I am also a nomad.

Four years ago, I sold or gave away just about everything I owned and set myself adrift in the world. I lived out of my backpack and circumnavigated the earth three times. My journey has changed me and I am strangely unafraid. I have no plans to end my quest to see far corners of our planet. I figure life will take care of itself.

It has been a wild ride. I search for great stories and characters as I travel, many of which end up in my novels. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed writing them.

I am still a nomad.

Reviews

[Arthur W Mocabee Jr · Rating 4 out of 5]

David takes a bit of a different style in the Nomad Series compared to the Airman Series. I think this is always healthy for an author. For example there is one main character in Nomad compared to two maybe three in the Airman Series . Airman had historical significance where Nomad had very little.

The gramer editing in both series needs improvement. Many adverbs missing!

Both sets worth the time money and made for some great reading. Thank you David!!

[Tim Geiger · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great fun - I like the character connections between other stories but you can read these independently and still enjoy the adventure. What’s next for Billy?!? Write another story (or two).