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Killer Trace: Dead Man Switch (Book Three in the Killer Trace Series)...
When corrupt globalist billionaires plot to destroy America, they unwittingly make themselves top priority targets of the Tavenner Group.
Is it too late to save America from these foreign and domestic enemies?
Can a compromised FBI be put back in proper order?
The effort will be monumental... the risks near unimaginable... but Liberty must be defended---no matter the cost.
Publisher's Like Killer The Immersion and Killer Fated Reflection, this book closes nicely with no cliffhangers, loose ends or downers. It is recommended that the reader begin with the first book in the series, Killer The Immersion for a better understanding of how the Tavenner Group operates, and for familiarization of the characters in the series.
Killer Dead Man Switch is book three of the Killer Trace series.
Is it too late to save America from these foreign and domestic enemies?
Can a compromised FBI be put back in proper order?
The effort will be monumental... the risks near unimaginable... but Liberty must be defended---no matter the cost.
Publisher's Like Killer The Immersion and Killer Fated Reflection, this book closes nicely with no cliffhangers, loose ends or downers. It is recommended that the reader begin with the first book in the series, Killer The Immersion for a better understanding of how the Tavenner Group operates, and for familiarization of the characters in the series.
Killer Dead Man Switch is book three of the Killer Trace series.
379 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 12, 2022
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October 27, 2023
Dead Man Switch -- another HIT!
Newberry expands the cast of characters and weaves current events into a fantastic theme in Dead Man Switch. This book is heavier on the character relationships and lighter on the action and tactics. Regardless, it's a well-told story and almost makes one wonder if The Tavenner Group might really exist!
Newberry expands the cast of characters and weaves current events into a fantastic theme in Dead Man Switch. This book is heavier on the character relationships and lighter on the action and tactics. Regardless, it's a well-told story and almost makes one wonder if The Tavenner Group might really exist!
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