| Author: | T.L. Peters | ISBN: | 9781465774651 |
| Publisher: | T.L. Peters | Publication: | August 4, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | T.L. Peters |
| ISBN: | 9781465774651 |
| Publisher: | T.L. Peters |
| Publication: | August 4, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
An ambitious young attorney receives a rush assignment from a gorgeous and powerful superior to catch the next flight to Bolivia to close an important corporate merger. But once there, he finds that his mission is really more about a desperate race for his own survival as he travels from the lovely but dangerous Andean city of La Paz, to the treacherous Yungas "Death" Road, and finally to the highest navigable lake in the world, where he hopes finally to defeat the beautiful assassins pursuing him.
Check out this 25,000 word thriller for a quick and entertaining read with plenty of action. While you're at it, have a look at some of Peters' other fast-paced thrillers, such as An Ocracoke Affair, What's Wrong With Donny Speck?, An Outer Banks Vacation, A Pittsburgh Affair and Helpless in Paradise.
"There's no question that Peters is a master wordsmith." Gerry B's Book Reviews
An ambitious young attorney receives a rush assignment from a gorgeous and powerful superior to catch the next flight to Bolivia to close an important corporate merger. But once there, he finds that his mission is really more about a desperate race for his own survival as he travels from the lovely but dangerous Andean city of La Paz, to the treacherous Yungas "Death" Road, and finally to the highest navigable lake in the world, where he hopes finally to defeat the beautiful assassins pursuing him.
Check out this 25,000 word thriller for a quick and entertaining read with plenty of action. While you're at it, have a look at some of Peters' other fast-paced thrillers, such as An Ocracoke Affair, What's Wrong With Donny Speck?, An Outer Banks Vacation, A Pittsburgh Affair and Helpless in Paradise.
"There's no question that Peters is a master wordsmith." Gerry B's Book Reviews
