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    Dark Water: A Dan Roy Thriller
    Dark Water: A Dan Roy Thriller
    Dark Water: A Dan Roy Thriller
    Audiobook6 hours

    Dark Water: A Dan Roy Thriller

    Written by Mick Bose

    Narrated by John McLain

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    About this audiobook

    DAN ROY IS BACK. SO IS A BULLET WITH HIS NAME ON IT.

    Dan is back home to settle his affairs. Then he is free. Free to roam the world.

    But when an innocent woman is abducted in broad daylight, Dan responds to her call for help.

    His actions leads him into the dangerous vortex of a global plot. A plot designed to cripple America.

    Maybe for good.

    Deep under the blue waters of the Eastern Seaboard hides a deadly secret, and the enemy know about it.

    They have arrived, and will stop at nothing to unleash mayhem.

    Only Dan Roy, ex Black Ops warrior, stands in their way. This time, even Dan might have taken on more than he can handle . . .

    But Dan is a survivor, and come hell or high water, he will fight till his last breath.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateSep 25, 2018
    ISBN9781977379412
    Dark Water: A Dan Roy Thriller

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    • 3/5
      The story was okay but there was lots of "Dan said.." in the writing. I found the narration a bit off putting.
    • 5/5
      I received a free advance e-copy of this book from the author and have chosen of my own free will to post a review. Wow!! An amazing story. This is an extremely well written thriller; full of action, suspense, adventure, and thrills with an amazing plot. The characters are well developed. There is espionage, a foreign threat to America, drones guarding underwater cables, submarines and submersibles, and a mole. I love the way Mick writes and keeps the reader guessing. The identity of the mole is finally revealed at the end. I really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more from Mick Bose in the future. ‘Dark Water’ is a keeper that is well worth the read.