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- Author: Arthur Bozikas
- Publisher: Next Chapter
- ISBN-10: 486745298X
- ISBN-13: 9784867452981
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Former black ops agent Tom Stiles is about to face the most personal - and deadly - appointment of his career.
Returning to be with his partner and twin daughters, Stiles finally has a shot at a normal life. But soon, death wraps its claws around his life once more, as a member of the Chechen Mafia is demanding a dangerous favor from him.
Trying to balance his new responsibilities and protect those he holds dear, Stiles is drawn in to a criminal syndicate with links to international terrorism. But does he still have what it takes to finish the job, and make it out alive?
Black Ops: Zulu is an action-packed thriller that explores the hidden connections between espionage, international fraud and the deadly potential of information technology.
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- Author: Arthur Bozikas
- Publisher: Next Chapter
- ISBN-10: 486745298X
- ISBN-13: 9784867452981
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.8 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Former black ops agent Tom Stiles is about to face the most personal - and deadly - appointment of his career.
Returning to be with his partner and twin daughters, Stiles finally has a shot at a normal life. But soon, death wraps its claws around his life once more, as a member of the Chechen Mafia is demanding a dangerous favor from him.
Trying to balance his new responsibilities and protect those he holds dear, Stiles is drawn in to a criminal syndicate with links to international terrorism. But does he still have what it takes to finish the job, and make it out alive?
Black Ops: Zulu is an action-packed thriller that explores the hidden connections between espionage, international fraud and the deadly potential of information technology.
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