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    The Green Viper: James Ryker, Book 4
    The Green Viper: James Ryker, Book 4
    The Green Viper: James Ryker, Book 4
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    The Green Viper: James Ryker, Book 4

    Written by Rob Sinclair

    Narrated by Marston York

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    About this audiobook

    ‘I need your help. Call me.' Ex-intelligence agent, James Ryker, receives a coded message through a secret drop point, a means of communication known only to him and one other person. The problem is, that person is his ex-boss... and he's already dead. But the cry for help is real, and it's a request Ryker can't refuse. Travelling to New York alone and without official sanction, Ryker has a single goal in mind, yet even he couldn't have bargained for the violent world he's soon embroiled in. Caught in the middle of spiralling chaos, with the FBI on one side and warring underworld bosses on the other, Ryker must put his skills to the test in order to come out on top and keep his word. In a world full of lies and deceit, loyalty is everything, and it's time for James Ryker to pay his dues.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherQUEST from W. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateMar 7, 2019
    ISBN9781528857673
    The Green Viper: James Ryker, Book 4

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