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|  | | Primal Thirst (The ENIGMA Directive Book 1)
A wisecracking cryptzoologist and his team travel to Malaysia to investigate a blood thirsty creature.
strong>IF YOU THINK MONSTERS ARE SCARY...YOU DON'T KNOW JACK!br />
/strong>Wisecracking cryptozoologist Dr. Obadiah "Jack" Jackson has hunted plenty of dangerous creatures over the years. But he finds a lot more than he bargained for when he travels to Malaysia to save a beautiful missionary and her village from being ravaged by ghoulish, blood-feeding monsters straight from local legend known as the jenglot. br />
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The jenglot are very dangerous, elusive, and intelligent. But that's the least of Jack's troubles. Others besides the blood-crazed cryptids want Jack dead | |  | | Sirens' Song (The ENIGMA Directive Book 2)
If you think Monsters are scary...you don't know Jack!
The Tritons are surfacing...
Dr. Obadiah "Jack" Jackson, the smart-mouth cryptozoologist with a penchant for trouble is back. Now the Field Operations Director for ENIGMA (ENtity Identification and Global Management Agency), he and his team find themselves in way over their heads when they travel to the Greek islands to investigate the sudden appearance of strange aquatic creatures the locals are calling mermaids.
Hounded by a cult that worships the animals, hunted by hit-men intent on putting an end to his investigation and his life, and keeping the water-bound creatures from having him and his team for lunch, Jack races to unravel the mystery of the Tritons.
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p style="text-align: justify;">i>The Tritons are surfacing.../i>
p style="text-align: justify;">Dr. Obadiah "Jack" Jackson, the smart-mouth cryptozoologist with a penchant for trouble is back. Now the Field Operations Director for ENIGMA (ENtity Identification and Global Management Agency), he and his team find themselves in way over their heads when they travel to the Greek islands to investigate the sudden appearance of strange aquatic creatures the locals are calling m |
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