| Author: | J. William Turner | ISBN: | 9781466125292 |
| Publisher: | J. William Turner | Publication: | January 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | J. William Turner |
| ISBN: | 9781466125292 |
| Publisher: | J. William Turner |
| Publication: | January 8, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
During Easter, three months after escaping the drug traffickers on the lake in Dangerous Days II (Paddle Hard), the three boys, Wesley’s mother, Pam, and English exchange student, Emily Pontington-Hunt travel to an outback sheep property near Broken Hill owned by Rhonda Adamko, an old friend of Pam. But Emily is now the target of foreign terrorists after a failed attempt in Paris to assassinate her father, Sir Nigel, a high-ranking civil servant. The Australian Federal Police, under the direction of a suspiciously-acting Chief Superintendent Venturi, mount an operation to protect her, which goes horribly wrong. Emily is captured and taken on foot across the desert, pursued by her friends, until rescued with the help of a mystical, aboriginal tracker. It is only during the final battle with Australian Army commandos that the cynical Venturi’s deplorable, ulterior motive is revealed.
During Easter, three months after escaping the drug traffickers on the lake in Dangerous Days II (Paddle Hard), the three boys, Wesley’s mother, Pam, and English exchange student, Emily Pontington-Hunt travel to an outback sheep property near Broken Hill owned by Rhonda Adamko, an old friend of Pam. But Emily is now the target of foreign terrorists after a failed attempt in Paris to assassinate her father, Sir Nigel, a high-ranking civil servant. The Australian Federal Police, under the direction of a suspiciously-acting Chief Superintendent Venturi, mount an operation to protect her, which goes horribly wrong. Emily is captured and taken on foot across the desert, pursued by her friends, until rescued with the help of a mystical, aboriginal tracker. It is only during the final battle with Australian Army commandos that the cynical Venturi’s deplorable, ulterior motive is revealed.
