Bomb God

Fiction & Literature, Action Suspense, Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense
Cover of the book Bomb God by Chris Page, Andrews UK
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Chris Page ISBN: 9781785385971
Publisher: Andrews UK Publication: October 18, 2016
Imprint: AUK Authors Language: English
Author: Chris Page
ISBN: 9781785385971
Publisher: Andrews UK
Publication: October 18, 2016
Imprint: AUK Authors
Language: English
This is the sixth book in the modern thriller series featuring Albie Cork, former soldier and single leg amputee and now London counter-terrorist officer.A mentally unstable young chemical genius called Jefferson Morgan invents a new explosive that is 10/7 times more powerful than C4, the military Semtex. He names it Morganite. Three years ago Morgan was incarcerated in the high security mental institution of Broadmoor for removing the O2 building from the London skyline. He almost succeeded in doing the same to the Palace of Westminster. Through an unscrupulous mental health consultant, Morgan reveals the secret Morganite formula into the eager hands of an Argentine spymaster and Falkland’s revengenik . Soon after a British oilrig with 48 workers on board disappears in the rough seas of the Falkland Basin. Satellite tracking reveals how it was done.Under the guise of being a groom for a visiting Polo team Cork arrives in Buenos Aires. In return the Argentine sends an attractive woman to London and arms her with enough Morganite to destroy the entire West End.As Albie is forced to forgo the sexual companionship of an Earl’s beautiful daughter because of the danger it would expose her to, a desperate chase around London takes place. And as always with Albie, people will die. The question is who and how many?
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
This is the sixth book in the modern thriller series featuring Albie Cork, former soldier and single leg amputee and now London counter-terrorist officer.A mentally unstable young chemical genius called Jefferson Morgan invents a new explosive that is 10/7 times more powerful than C4, the military Semtex. He names it Morganite. Three years ago Morgan was incarcerated in the high security mental institution of Broadmoor for removing the O2 building from the London skyline. He almost succeeded in doing the same to the Palace of Westminster. Through an unscrupulous mental health consultant, Morgan reveals the secret Morganite formula into the eager hands of an Argentine spymaster and Falkland’s revengenik . Soon after a British oilrig with 48 workers on board disappears in the rough seas of the Falkland Basin. Satellite tracking reveals how it was done.Under the guise of being a groom for a visiting Polo team Cork arrives in Buenos Aires. In return the Argentine sends an attractive woman to London and arms her with enough Morganite to destroy the entire West End.As Albie is forced to forgo the sexual companionship of an Earl’s beautiful daughter because of the danger it would expose her to, a desperate chase around London takes place. And as always with Albie, people will die. The question is who and how many?

More books from Andrews UK

Cover of the book HMS Bermuda Days by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Philosophy of War and Peace by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Lady Gaga Quiz Book by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Secret Assassin by Chris Page
Cover of the book Our Sailors by Chris Page
Cover of the book 101 Amazing Facts about Chocolate by Chris Page
Cover of the book What is a Wommett? by Chris Page
Cover of the book Brilliant Activities for Gifted and Talented Children by Chris Page
Cover of the book Summer Down on the Farm by Chris Page
Cover of the book Communication Skills for Nurses by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Island Murders by Chris Page
Cover of the book Predator's Picnic by Chris Page
Cover of the book Angel of Mons by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Taste of a Woman by Chris Page
Cover of the book The Hope of the Gospel by Chris Page
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy