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The Blackwell Files #15
The Methuselah Project
Lifespans longer than ever imagined…unless you’re murdered first.
The Consortium, a sophisticated crime ring, has intimidated top international biogenetic scientists into moving to a compound in Rome to research and develop cutting-edge longevity therapies—treatments available only to the uber-wealthy.
To tie off loose ends, the Consortium tries to silence former contractor Rala Vaziri. Escaping the first assassination attempt, Vaziri enlists the help of NSA agents Alton and Mallory Blackwell in an effort to break up the operation before they can strike again.
The unlikely allies work together in an effort to bring down the criminal enterprise, return the scientists to their homes, and protect Vaziri from further attempts on her life. Along the way, they discover that discerning friend from foe is sometimes the greatest challenge of all…
The Consortium, a sophisticated crime ring, has intimidated top international biogenetic scientists into moving to a compound in Rome to research and develop cutting-edge longevity therapies—treatments available only to the uber-wealthy.
To tie off loose ends, the Consortium tries to silence former contractor Rala Vaziri. Escaping the first assassination attempt, Vaziri enlists the help of NSA agents Alton and Mallory Blackwell in an effort to break up the operation before they can strike again.
The unlikely allies work together in an effort to bring down the criminal enterprise, return the scientists to their homes, and protect Vaziri from further attempts on her life. Along the way, they discover that discerning friend from foe is sometimes the greatest challenge of all…
311 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 15, 2022
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Steven F. Freeman
67 books80 followersThriller/mystery author Steve Freeman is a former member of the US Army's Signal Corps, a thirty-four-year employee of a large American technology company, and an avid traveler who has visited every continent but Antarctica. His novels draw from firsthand knowledge of military service, the tech industry, and the diverse cultures of our world.
He currently lives near Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, daughter, and four dogs.
He currently lives near Atlanta, Georgia with his wife, daughter, and four dogs.
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November 24, 2022
The Methuselah Project by Steven Freeman
Excellent fast-paced thriller (set in Rome, Italy) as with the previous 14 books I have read from this author. He is a wonderful storyteller and comes up unique ideas (however fictional they my be) and fleshes them out into reasonably believable stories.
Excellent fast-paced thriller (set in Rome, Italy) as with the previous 14 books I have read from this author. He is a wonderful storyteller and comes up unique ideas (however fictional they my be) and fleshes them out into reasonably believable stories.
November 20, 2022
Someone wants to kill Rala Vaziri, and the former assassin knows who it is. The consortium she used to work for wants to remove her from the living and keep their secrets. They profess to have secret remedies and procedures that will prolong life. At a conference promoting those procedures for only the very rich, Vaziri and her friends, the Blackwells and Mastana, a young FBI agent, work together to infiltrate the conference and take them down before they can kill Vazari. In addition they will try to free the scientists whom the consortium has forced to work for them.
The story leads to action and unexpected twists. It is an exciting book with deep looks into the character's personalities. You will love this Blackwell Files book even if you haven't read any of the previous ones.
The story leads to action and unexpected twists. It is an exciting book with deep looks into the character's personalities. You will love this Blackwell Files book even if you haven't read any of the previous ones.
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