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Hiram Kane Adventure #9
Killing Koreana
A peaceful mountain retreat. A missing cultural treasure. An old enemy hellbent on revenge.
At the request of his one-time guru, Hiram Kane makes a pilgrimage to South Korea. The reason? To find himself. To become whole again.
To not die!
Things go well, until an old adversary rears his lethal head and not only threatens Kane's life, but the very soul of Korea and its people.
What begins as a peaceful retreat turns into a search and rescue mission, not only of an irreplaceable cultural treasure, but of a human life;
The guru's beloved son.
With both time and merciless killers against him, Kane faces his most dangerous mission yet.
Kane came to Korea to choose life. Now he must opt for death.
Killing Koreana is the 9th installment in the internationally bestselling Hiram Kane action thriller series, and will appeal to fans of Clive Cussler, Ernest Dempsey, Nick Thacker and Russell Blake.
Preorder your copy today!
At the request of his one-time guru, Hiram Kane makes a pilgrimage to South Korea. The reason? To find himself. To become whole again.
To not die!
Things go well, until an old adversary rears his lethal head and not only threatens Kane's life, but the very soul of Korea and its people.
What begins as a peaceful retreat turns into a search and rescue mission, not only of an irreplaceable cultural treasure, but of a human life;
The guru's beloved son.
With both time and merciless killers against him, Kane faces his most dangerous mission yet.
Kane came to Korea to choose life. Now he must opt for death.
Killing Koreana is the 9th installment in the internationally bestselling Hiram Kane action thriller series, and will appeal to fans of Clive Cussler, Ernest Dempsey, Nick Thacker and Russell Blake.
Preorder your copy today!
267 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 23, 2023
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Steven Moore
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Steven Moore is a literary critic. He received his Ph.D. from Rutgers University in 1988.
While Moore has been a teacher, bookstore owner, book reviewer, and columnist, he is most well known for his work as an editor and author of literary criticism. Moore is the foremost authority on William Gaddis, having written a book on this author, supervised the collection of several critical essays, and assisted in the translation of Gaddis' work into Chinese.
The wikipedia entry.
Steven Moore is a literary critic. He received his Ph.D. from Rutgers University in 1988.
While Moore has been a teacher, bookstore owner, book reviewer, and columnist, he is most well known for his work as an editor and author of literary criticism. Moore is the foremost authority on William Gaddis, having written a book on this author, supervised the collection of several critical essays, and assisted in the translation of Gaddis' work into Chinese.
The wikipedia entry.
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April 29, 2023
An old nemesis, bent on revenge, and willing to do anything to exact it.
Hiram Kane, after another harrowing adventure (does he have any other kind?), is in Korea to recover and recharge. Part of his turmoil includes his soul-searching over where his relationship with his longtime friend, confidant, and erstwhile partner stands after their most recent separation.
But someone from his not-so-recent past has been tracking his movements, and setting traps for Kane, with devastating efficacy and deadly intent. Part of this international subterfuge includes the kidnapping of a member of a family dear to him, and the devastation and destruction of a highly treasured cultural icon, one so engrained into the soul of the nation that Korea would, for most intents and purposes, be brought to its knees.
Kane’s responsibility in all this, should he choose to accept – and he really has no choice otherwise – to save a beloved friend and rescue a cultural symbol, is to negotiate multiple burning hoops and roadblocks, freezing, inclement Korean winter weather, multiple injuries to Kane and his taekwondo mentor, and the inherent and deadly underlying subterfuge. Simple, right? Yeah, like anything Kane does is simple.
Grab this newest Hiram Kane novel. The plot twists have twists, and the action is heart-pumping…or was it heart-stopping? Either way, it’s highly recommended.
Hiram Kane, after another harrowing adventure (does he have any other kind?), is in Korea to recover and recharge. Part of his turmoil includes his soul-searching over where his relationship with his longtime friend, confidant, and erstwhile partner stands after their most recent separation.
But someone from his not-so-recent past has been tracking his movements, and setting traps for Kane, with devastating efficacy and deadly intent. Part of this international subterfuge includes the kidnapping of a member of a family dear to him, and the devastation and destruction of a highly treasured cultural icon, one so engrained into the soul of the nation that Korea would, for most intents and purposes, be brought to its knees.
Kane’s responsibility in all this, should he choose to accept – and he really has no choice otherwise – to save a beloved friend and rescue a cultural symbol, is to negotiate multiple burning hoops and roadblocks, freezing, inclement Korean winter weather, multiple injuries to Kane and his taekwondo mentor, and the inherent and deadly underlying subterfuge. Simple, right? Yeah, like anything Kane does is simple.
Grab this newest Hiram Kane novel. The plot twists have twists, and the action is heart-pumping…or was it heart-stopping? Either way, it’s highly recommended.
May 10, 2023
Killing Koreana - a review by Rosemary Kenny.
A Japanese act of terrorism in Korea sees Hiram Kane embark on his 9th adventure, in Steven Moore's sensational new action-thriller, Killing Koreana.
An old enemy is behind the horror - and he's got Kane in his sights. Is history repeating itself?
How far will he go to help his old mentor?
A great addition to the Hiram Kane International Action Thriller Series by the amazing Steven Moore, Killing Koreana is a 5-star winner that deserves pride of place on your bookshelves.
Get it now, it's absolutely unputdownable!
A Japanese act of terrorism in Korea sees Hiram Kane embark on his 9th adventure, in Steven Moore's sensational new action-thriller, Killing Koreana.
An old enemy is behind the horror - and he's got Kane in his sights. Is history repeating itself?
How far will he go to help his old mentor?
A great addition to the Hiram Kane International Action Thriller Series by the amazing Steven Moore, Killing Koreana is a 5-star winner that deserves pride of place on your bookshelves.
Get it now, it's absolutely unputdownable!
April 30, 2023
Another brilliant novel in the magnificent Hiram Kane series !
Besides the thrill and excitement of Kane’s dangerous endeavours, the novel really shows us the heart and soul of the character. The things he will do for his friends are without end, and he feels all the guilt if something goes awry. And things don’t always turn out the way you WANT them to turn out….
Don’t let this novel pass you by !
Besides the thrill and excitement of Kane’s dangerous endeavours, the novel really shows us the heart and soul of the character. The things he will do for his friends are without end, and he feels all the guilt if something goes awry. And things don’t always turn out the way you WANT them to turn out….
Don’t let this novel pass you by !
July 19, 2023
Oh Hiram! You know what you must do.
This 9th Hiram Kane Thriller was painful, bur in many ways beautiful. Hiram must do a great deal of self searching with the help of his longtime friend. In the end he knows what he must do, I hope.
This 9th Hiram Kane Thriller was painful, bur in many ways beautiful. Hiram must do a great deal of self searching with the help of his longtime friend. In the end he knows what he must do, I hope.
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