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Devil's Brew
Paperback
Series: Jim Scott Books, Book 8
Publisher: Lightning Source Inc
Published: Oct 13 2022
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.86
Height: 0.69 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
In Devil's Brew, Book #8 of the Janitors series, the team expands greatly for a mission to deal with a major al-Qaida training facility inside Syria, even as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan rage on. Some old friends from Toboggan, and our friendly Mafioso from Dead Silent Calm reappear, some for long-term association with the team in the coming Asps series, which starts where the Janitor series leaves off, after the next and final book of this series...Sedona Chip.
Did Saddam Hussein really dispose of Iraq's WMD after using them on thousands of his own people? Or did he simply hide them where the inspection teams that searched for them couldn't find it? Questions that we may never know the answer to...but one possibility is offered up in this book. This book also again visits the total lack of decency al-Qaida and other Islamists operate under, as nothing can be put past these ruthless cowards.
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