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“The Unholy Trinity” Takes on
the Drug Trade
The Juice of the Poppy is a juicy read. In this
action-filled novel about the drug trade,
corruption is everywhere and no one can be
trusted. But even in the thick of things, love
and romance still manage to flourish.
Electronics expert Steve Dalton owns a medical
equipment agency in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia,
which takes him all over the world. Together
with Cecil Liu, a shrewd Chinese businessman,
and Tim Foster, an ex-SAS officer, the three
have joined forces as “The Unholy Trinity.” A
year earlier, the three took on Middle Eastern
terrorists who wanted to wreck the American
economy in the author’s preceding novel, The
Strangling of Satan.
Now the three are waging war against illicit
drugs, heroin in particular, hoping to stop the
supply of The Juice of the Poppy.
A fact-based political thriller that traces the heroin trade and it's worldwide ramifications
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Steve Dalton, an electronics graduate living in a sleepy Cheshire
village, had no idea the turn his life would take on a business trip to
Malaysia.
After pulling off the deal of a lifetime, he suddenly finds himself in
danger, embroiled in a web of crime and murder that reaches from
China to the Middle East and Africa.
As he navigates the hazardous terrain of illicit drugs and bogus
medicines and vice, Steve needs to figure out if there is anyone he
can trust amongst the players in this deadly game. That is, if he is
to uncover the deeper motivations of the criminal syndicate—
motivations that may just hit a little close to home in The Strangling
of Satan.
A fact- based international thriller involving cyber terrorism.
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The Ruby Cradle
by James Hill
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 Aberash has been driven from the world by the tormenting of the dragons she released and now they threaten the balance of power. The Crimean War has broken out. Zabella is sent to Rehema, the exiled queen, to learn the secrets of the dragons. But can |
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