Before The Proof
of Gary Williams (Goodreads Author), Vicky Knerly
Series: Samuel Tolen #0.5
Description
From the authors of “Death in the Beginning” and “Three Keys to Murder,” Gary Williams & Vicky Knerly introduce Samuel Tolen, an introspective CIA operative driven by his quest fortruth.In Colombo, Sri Lanka, CIA operative Samuel Tolen arrives to reconnoiter a meeting between a North Korean illegal arms dealer and the personal assistant of an American millionaire. The meeting is not what Tolen expects when he uncovers a nefarious plot: a murder for hire which will occur that night in Colombo with a $100 million payout. The problem is, he does not know who is being targeted or where the assassination will take place. During a night when clues lead only to questions, Samuel Tolen will learn that nothing is quite as it seems. It is a mission that may require the ultimate sacrifice.Two bonus reads are included with this thrilling short story: A secret chapter to the upcoming ebook, “Indisputable Proof,” and the first five chapters of “Indisputable Proof,” where Samuel Tolen will undertake a deadly quest to find a treasure which could forever change humanity.
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- Pages 0 pages
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- Publication Date Conspiracy Fiction 1,103 books — 1,241 voters Most Anticipated reads for 2012 469 books — 799 voters
- First Publication 07/16/12
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- ISBN 9999999999999
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