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The Social Silence
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ISBN13: 9781966687092
Publisher: Moonshine Cove Publishing, LLC
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
A prominent lobbyist dead from natural causes. An innocent woman seized
without warning. A plot that will rewrite the future of the free world. The
common denominator-former Marine Ben Siebert.
The hero who dismantled a biological weapons conspiracy and stopped a
terrorist attack on American soil is back. But this time, he's not looking
for a fight. Freshly exonerated after breaking every rule in the book to
save thousands of lives, he just wants to disappear. A quiet life. No
emergencies. No agencies. No ghosts.
The world has other plans.
From the moment Cassandra Boyle is seized by authorities without due
process, nothing adds up. And after Siebert's mysterious connection to her
surfaces, the walls close in fast. Hunted by a formidable CIA officer from
his past and facing a foe who's always a step ahead, he's caught in the
crossfire of a multi-jurisdictional investigation, racing to uncover a
conspiracy that makes his previous missions look like rehearsals. And he's
out of allies, options and time.
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