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Ian Bragg Thrillers by Craig Martelle (2, 4-6)
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Overview: Craig has taken his more than twenty years of experience in the Marine Corps, his legal education, and his business consulting career to write believable characters living in a real world. Although Craig has written in multiple genres, what he believes most compelling are in-depth characters dealing with real-world issues. Life lessons of a great story can be applied now or fifty years in the future. Some things are universal.
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
2. A Clean Kill - Killing a bad man is easy, as long as it’s a clean kill.
Ian Bragg is thrust into a world in between. An operator AND a manager. Can he teach morality to professional hit men?
Know when a target needs to be taken down and when to walk away.
What happens when operators get together? One place. One time. Will any of them live to see a new day
Jenny works to keep Ian sane just until she gets in the line of fire. Ian unleashes on his new reality, changing the world by his force of will alone.
4. A Fatal Bragg - Marines are being murdered…
…and it takes someone outside the government to fix the problem.
It’s a race against the clock to dismantle a group that’s been in place for years. They’re well-funded, too and armed with weapons they shouldn’t have. Authorities are stymied. Ian and Jenny Bragg are not so constrained.
It’s supposed to be a single target. What if the target may not be the target at all, but a pipeline to those who deserve what Ian Bragg has to offer?
In an organization like the Peace Archive, contracts tend to take on a life of their own. When it comes to imparting justice, the operators become the last line of defense with only one chance to get it right.
Ian Bragg. A hitman with a conscience.
5. The Tower - A fight for their business…
…a fight for their lives.
Ian and Jenny Bragg are called to a meeting by those who are paid to deliver justice. Some call them assassins. Others call them hitmen. Ian knows them as operators.
Market share is about taking business from others. A zero sum game. The Peace Archive is growing, and it’s making the wrong people uncomfortable.
Ian Bragg didn’t get where he was because of fear. Intimidation wouldn’t work on him. He wants to define the lanes in the road with those who see themselves as his competitors. He wants them as collaborators so he wouldn't have to keep looking over his shoulder.
But the others wanted the Peace Archive put out of business.
Ian and Jenny had no intention of leaving. They made sure that bad people were removed from society. Vigilantes of a new era. It was what made the Peace Archive so successful.
Ian, Jenny, and their competitors meet in the Tower to settle things once and for all.
6. The Spider and the Scorpion - The spider hides, a friend to all by removing other bugs.
The scorpion is different. Ready to grab. Ready to sting. Ready to kill.
Both have landed on United States soil. Both are targeting the negotiators. Neither can succeed.
Ian and Jenny Bragg are contracted by the highest levels of the government. They can share none of the secrets they learn.
They have to do the job alone.
The contracted value is enough that they’ll never have to work again, but that’s not Ian’s plan. Ian and Jenny are taking care of a small army of employees. From The Club to their independent operators.
The cat and mouse of targets on opposite sides put Ian and Jenny right in the middle. Can they get to the hostile operators before the target is sanctioned? The Spider bites and the Scorpion stings. Ian and Jenny are caught in the crossfire.
In a business where cash is king, will the allure of a massive payday make the risk worthwhile? Or is the Vice President’s friendship worth the cost Ian and Jenny might have to pay?
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Requirements: epub/azw3/mobi reader,1.6 mb
Overview: Craig has taken his more than twenty years of experience in the Marine Corps, his legal education, and his business consulting career to write believable characters living in a real world. Although Craig has written in multiple genres, what he believes most compelling are in-depth characters dealing with real-world issues. Life lessons of a great story can be applied now or fifty years in the future. Some things are universal.
Genre: Mystery/Thriller
2. A Clean Kill - Killing a bad man is easy, as long as it’s a clean kill.
Ian Bragg is thrust into a world in between. An operator AND a manager. Can he teach morality to professional hit men?
Know when a target needs to be taken down and when to walk away.
What happens when operators get together? One place. One time. Will any of them live to see a new day
Jenny works to keep Ian sane just until she gets in the line of fire. Ian unleashes on his new reality, changing the world by his force of will alone.
4. A Fatal Bragg - Marines are being murdered…
…and it takes someone outside the government to fix the problem.
It’s a race against the clock to dismantle a group that’s been in place for years. They’re well-funded, too and armed with weapons they shouldn’t have. Authorities are stymied. Ian and Jenny Bragg are not so constrained.
It’s supposed to be a single target. What if the target may not be the target at all, but a pipeline to those who deserve what Ian Bragg has to offer?
In an organization like the Peace Archive, contracts tend to take on a life of their own. When it comes to imparting justice, the operators become the last line of defense with only one chance to get it right.
Ian Bragg. A hitman with a conscience.
5. The Tower - A fight for their business…
…a fight for their lives.
Ian and Jenny Bragg are called to a meeting by those who are paid to deliver justice. Some call them assassins. Others call them hitmen. Ian knows them as operators.
Market share is about taking business from others. A zero sum game. The Peace Archive is growing, and it’s making the wrong people uncomfortable.
Ian Bragg didn’t get where he was because of fear. Intimidation wouldn’t work on him. He wants to define the lanes in the road with those who see themselves as his competitors. He wants them as collaborators so he wouldn't have to keep looking over his shoulder.
But the others wanted the Peace Archive put out of business.
Ian and Jenny had no intention of leaving. They made sure that bad people were removed from society. Vigilantes of a new era. It was what made the Peace Archive so successful.
Ian, Jenny, and their competitors meet in the Tower to settle things once and for all.
6. The Spider and the Scorpion - The spider hides, a friend to all by removing other bugs.
The scorpion is different. Ready to grab. Ready to sting. Ready to kill.
Both have landed on United States soil. Both are targeting the negotiators. Neither can succeed.
Ian and Jenny Bragg are contracted by the highest levels of the government. They can share none of the secrets they learn.
They have to do the job alone.
The contracted value is enough that they’ll never have to work again, but that’s not Ian’s plan. Ian and Jenny are taking care of a small army of employees. From The Club to their independent operators.
The cat and mouse of targets on opposite sides put Ian and Jenny right in the middle. Can they get to the hostile operators before the target is sanctioned? The Spider bites and the Scorpion stings. Ian and Jenny are caught in the crossfire.
In a business where cash is king, will the allure of a massive payday make the risk worthwhile? Or is the Vice President’s friendship worth the cost Ian and Jenny might have to pay?
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Major eBook Releaser
- Posts 218226
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1715509.20
Major eBook Releaser
- Posts 218226
- WRZ$
1715509.20
Major eBook Releaser
- Posts 218226
- WRZ$
1715509.20