CODE NAME: The FOX: Operation Tucson Cartel
關於本電子書
Harold's Harley roars across asphalt and dirt toward a meeting with DOJ agents and a few informants.
It's been eight years since he decided to do the right thing and take on the cartel he once served, and five since he became one of the Department of Justice's most prized undercover operatives.
While he's good at what he does, Harold still teeters between love and hate for his job -- for each assignment draws him closer to the life he now despises.
And yet, even when every mission feels like his last, Harold can't bring himself to turn his back on his double life. May it be for adventure or simply for retaliation, he doesn't quite know.
What he is sure of, however, is that he has a yearning to make things right.
But, as soon as Harold starts a new mission, sinister forces connive against him and seek to teach him a lesson.
How they were going to go about it, however, remains to be seen.
Find out for yourself in "Operation Tucson Cartel: Harold Brandon's War Against the Cartels," the first installment to the bestselling "Code Name: The Fox" series by prolific author Dr. Hal Bradley, DD!
If you're looking for a roller coaster of blood, betrayal, and vengeance, then get ready to meet your next favorite book!
關於作者
Dr. Bradley's unique life began in a small village in central Mexico in 1969. At age 15, he became exposed to the local Cartel in that region only to return after serving in the U.S. Army and discharging in 1974 to begin his career as a smuggler and later a distributor in the Pacific Northwest. A time came to get out and after the agreement was betrayed by the Cartel Dr Bradley walked into the Asst. U.S. Attorney's office and offered to take the P. N.W. faction down. Facing prison and death did not deter him from the mission he agreed to... Sentenced to 8 years in prison, he was released 4 years early to become a contractor for various agencies under the DOJ. 17 years... Numerous missions in foreign countries.. Kidnapped.. Survived a kill order
.. Framed.. And during all of this completing seminary and received formal Ordination in 1999.
