β Scribed by Keys, Terry
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Psychological thriller Fatal attraction esque, fab read will want to read more of this author, at one point I could not read quick enough I was that engrossed (Amazon Customer)
A gripping thrill ride in the tradition of James Patterson, Jack Reacher and Harlan Coben, Death Toll Rising will keep you up all night!
US President Jackie Wilson fresh off her election victory wasted no time pushing for the change her campaign promised. World leaders descended to her hometown of Houston, Texas to attend the first World-Wide Religious Summit. As the eve of the summit approached Japanβs Prime Minister, Akio Yoshida, suddenly falls deadβ¦ murdered in Houstonβs Chinatown. His final moments had been broadcast live for the entire world to see. During the stream a chilling death threat was made to the remaining world leaders and America was named as the mastermind behind the terror sending shockwaves across the globe. Leaping into action the FBI, CIA and Homeland Security attempt to pursue the real murderers but are left with no clues, no leads and ultimately no direction. As promised the following day at noon another world leader suddenly dies.Β In a desperate attempt to restore order to chaos, HPD Detective David Porter and his team are summoned toΒ help with the case. As global panic sets in and the world begins to lose patience as the possibility of nuclear Armageddon lurks in the shadows.
With everyone paralyzed by fear and time quickly running out, the fate of earth as we know it hangs delicately in the balance. The world could be coming to an end... no one wanted to watchβ¦ but no one could look awayβ¦
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