Highly Explosive Case

Mark Preston #29

by Peter Chambers

The briefcase Mark Preston had to deliver was likely to explode. For five thousand dollars a man expects certain risks, and international financier Stavros Kurti paid for results, not excuses. So, when Preston lost the briefcase, he knew he was in big trouble. Homicide Bureau trouble was bad enough, but when Internal Revenue began to squeeze, Preston experienced real fear. Those people played rough, and nobody beats Uncle Sam. Still, a man must try.

192 pages, Hardcover

First published October 1, 1995

About the author

Dennis John Andrew Phillips aka Simon Challis, Peter Chester, Philip Daniels, Dennis Phillips