The Angola Deception: A Virus Outbreak Action Thriller
by DC Alden
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One broken warrior. One desperate father. One conspiracy that could wipe out the world.
Frank Marshall is a former US Navy SEAL, living off-grid and haunted by a catastrophic mission that left thousands of innocent Americans dead.
Across the ocean, UK Border Force officer Roy Sullivan is being blackmailed by a ruthless London crime boss. Cooperate in a deadly smuggling operation, or his young son dies. Roy has no choice-until fate throws him into Frank's path.
As a terrifying global conspiracy unfolds, Frank and Roy must join forces against an enemy with limitless reach and a genocidal agenda. They know the countdown to the apocalypse is ticking, and failure isn't an option.
Three billion lives hang in the balance. And the reckoning begins now.
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Book Details
- ISBN
- 9780956908087
- Binding
- Paperback
- Authors
- DC Alden
- Publisher
- Double Tap Press
- Published Date
- August 29, 2015
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 346
- Physical Info
- 8 in L x 5 in W (0.83 lb)
Fast paced, good action sequences. And the ending was just as I like them to be. Would love to read more in this series.
My big problem with this book is how it is so irreverent towards the events on 9/11. Reducing those days down to the acts of megalomaniacs instead of keeping the blame on those who are to blame. I find it disrespectful and distasteful.
The author takes you on an exciting ride from start to finish. The main character, Frank, is likable and someone to get behind, especially as the story progresses.
At first, I wasn’t sure if I was going to like this book, but I’m glad I stuck with it! Action, conspiracies, the possibility of world destruction, and nicely woven character intersections. Characters were nicely developed and fleshed out, and the plot intriguing.
Heart-pounding thriller you can't put down until you reach the end. Unfortunately, it's also very close to the truth. Labeled 'fiction' because names and places are fiction. The story itself is not. That has become more and more clear since the book was published. The enemy is not even hiding anymore. I hope, more people will wake up before it's too late.
