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Blaine McCracken Novels Volume Three
Jon Land
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Beschreibung
Better get McCracken! A powerhouse pair of thrillers from the USA Todaybestselling author and ';one of the best all-out action writers in the business' (Los Angeles Review of Books). ';Nobody writes action like Jon Land,' and his Blaine McCracken series blasts the thriller genre into another stratosphere (John Lescroart). Collected here are two action-packed adventures of the ';no-holds-barred rogue agent' who nukes the rulebook to save the world (Publishers Weekly). Pandora's Temple: Rogue special-operations agent Blaine McCracken's only hope to save the world from an unimaginably destructive weapon is to find the mythical Pandora's Temple. Only a few obstacles stand in his way: Mexican drug gangs, killer robots, an army of professional assassins, and a legendary sea monster. ';[A] wild tsunami of a tale... I love this book!' Douglas Preston ';Big and bold... an exhilarating ride start to finish.' John Lutz The Tenth Circle: Rev. Jeremiah Rule is about to take fire and brimstone to a whole new level as he prepares to unleash no less than the tenth circle of hell during the president's State of the Union speech. As the clock ticks down to an unthinkable maelstrom, it's up to McCracken to save the US from hell on earth. ';[A] knockout thriller... that grips you by the throat and refuses to let go until the last page.' James Rollins ';One hell of a writer... his nonstop ticking clock tension had me turning the pages so fast they were smoldering.' Peter James
