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Cold Blooded VIII: Rule of Nightmare
Nick McCarty's Unholy Trio crew and John Harding's Monsters continue forging the new City of Hope with refugees formerly tearing the UK apart. Ripped from Islam, the people find hope through force of arms, freedom, and independence. The City of Hope's social site revelations of progress begin turning the Islamic world upside down. After Harding and McCarty's crews return home from mission once again, repercussions from the shadowy Sharia Law financiers hit with a vengeance. Hell bent on destroying the force providing an alternative to Islam's Death Cult, they run headlong into their worst nightmare. The teams cruise to Vancouver for a confrontation with Amir Mohammed Kostler. Interrogation of Kostler reveals a treasonous connection in the Senate, complicating matters at home. Sonny’s parents again become involved in a political morass, threatening their lives. As Nick’s wife, Rachel, states, Sonny must have been stolen from a hospital by Phil and Clarice. Nick must figure a way to keep them alive, as the Senators and billionaire backer they betrayed, decide Sonny’s con artist parents are too much of a liability to live.
325 pages, Paperback
Published September 23, 2017
About the author
Bernard Lee DeLeo
111 books92 followersBorn and raised in Warren, Ohio, Mr. DeLeo writes Pulp Fiction in many genres. Seventy of his novels are available on the Amazon marketplace and are free for Kindle Unlimited members. He served aboard the USS Ranger (CVA61) from 1969 until November of 1972. After the Navy, he earned an AA degree in Auto Technology from Chabot College in Hayward, CA, and a BA degree in English from Cal State Hayward.
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June 27, 2019
Good story but wrapped in lots of right wing politics but entertaining still. Last read 2019. Re-read during covid pandemic in 2020. Reread again in 2022.
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