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    The Dao: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #2
    Recall: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #1
    Ebook series2 titles

    The Sigma Code Chronicles Series

    By J W Bell

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    About this series

    In this thriller Stan, an intelligence officer in the Army, has a problem — He hears voices. Different personalities are all in his head, but he's not crazy. Those personalities are from his past, and they argue. Together, he and his psychiatrist wife, Doc, are the only ones that know.

    Meanwhile, although there is a denuclearization accord, Kim Jong-un is frantic to fire his nuclear missile. But he can't. He suspects his number one scientist of sabotaging the missile, and while Kim's agent questions him, the scientist dies, saying only his son knows, but where is the child? Agents grabbed his family, but there are only girls. Now there is a global search. General Mac's orders to the Task Force — get the child and stop the missile from flying. Stan and the Task Force commander, a woman, named Carbonella Infiltrate North Korea. But the North Koreans know they're on their way and begin a massive hunt. Is there a mole? The dictator falls deathly ill, and in a fitful rage with no care for the consequences, Kim orders the countdown to start, and no one has even a suspicion of where the missile will blow.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndies United Publishing House
    Release dateJul 13, 2022
    The Dao: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #2
    Recall: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      Recall: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #1
      Recall: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #1

      Recall: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #1

      J W Bell
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      Bumbling and inept, Stan has no clue why everyone wants him dead. All sorts of people chase him. Stan runs from killers, the police, and an assassin. Even Sally, his shrink, gives him up to the police. Then he's the prime suspect in the murder of a senator's wife. What saves him is …. Well, there is this one quirk that only his shrink and he know — there are voices in his head, whole personalities, and their talents. But he's not crazy. He just doesn't know why he remembers things from his past lives. It makes his head swim because he cannot remember anything past last September when he woke up in a mental hospital. It is crazy, not insane, more like strange. His past life as a commando helps him hide in bars with men who have broken noses and no teeth. Things compound when he falls in love with his shrink. Then, Stan stumbles onto a plot, a political conspiracy, and with a bit of scratching around, he figures he may be involved in it. Now the Feds start nosing around. A female assassin draws the crosshairs in on him. She hunts him almost for sport. Stan runs, dodges bullets, and sorts through the mess, but questions remain until the last bullet flies at the end. 

      Bumbling and inept, Stan has no clue why everyone wants him dead. All sorts of people chase him. Stan runs from killers, the police, and an assassin. Even Sally, his shrink, gives him up to the police. Then he's the prime suspect in the murder of a senator's wife. What saves him is …. Well, there is this one quirk that only his shrink and he know — there are voices in his head, whole personalities, and their talents. But he's not crazy. He just doesn't know why he remembers things from his past lives. It makes his head swim because he cannot remember anything past last September when he woke up in a mental hospital. It is crazy, not insane, more like strange. His past life as a commando helps him hide in bars with men who have broken noses and no teeth. Things compound when he falls in love with his shrink. Then, Stan stumbles onto a plot, a political conspiracy, and with a bit of scratching around, he figures he may be involved in it. Now the Feds start nosing around. A female assassin draws the crosshairs in on him. She hunts him almost for sport. Stan runs, dodges bullets, and sorts through the mess, but questions remain until the last bullet flies at the end. 

    • 2

      The Dao: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #2
      The Dao: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #2

      The Dao: The Sigma Code Chronicles, #2

      J W Bell
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      In this thriller Stan, an intelligence officer in the Army, has a problem — He hears voices. Different personalities are all in his head, but he's not crazy. Those personalities are from his past, and they argue. Together, he and his psychiatrist wife, Doc, are the only ones that know. Meanwhile, although there is a denuclearization accord, Kim Jong-un is frantic to fire his nuclear missile. But he can't. He suspects his number one scientist of sabotaging the missile, and while Kim's agent questions him, the scientist dies, saying only his son knows, but where is the child? Agents grabbed his family, but there are only girls. Now there is a global search. General Mac's orders to the Task Force — get the child and stop the missile from flying. Stan and the Task Force commander, a woman, named Carbonella Infiltrate North Korea. But the North Koreans know they're on their way and begin a massive hunt. Is there a mole? The dictator falls deathly ill, and in a fitful rage with no care for the consequences, Kim orders the countdown to start, and no one has even a suspicion of where the missile will blow.

      In this thriller Stan, an intelligence officer in the Army, has a problem — He hears voices. Different personalities are all in his head, but he's not crazy. Those personalities are from his past, and they argue. Together, he and his psychiatrist wife, Doc, are the only ones that know. Meanwhile, although there is a denuclearization accord, Kim Jong-un is frantic to fire his nuclear missile. But he can't. He suspects his number one scientist of sabotaging the missile, and while Kim's agent questions him, the scientist dies, saying only his son knows, but where is the child? Agents grabbed his family, but there are only girls. Now there is a global search. General Mac's orders to the Task Force — get the child and stop the missile from flying. Stan and the Task Force commander, a woman, named Carbonella Infiltrate North Korea. But the North Koreans know they're on their way and begin a massive hunt. Is there a mole? The dictator falls deathly ill, and in a fitful rage with no care for the consequences, Kim orders the countdown to start, and no one has even a suspicion of where the missile will blow.

    Author

    J W Bell

    J.W. Bell’s life reads like an adventure story. He was a Field Artillery Officer in the Army for ten years, is well-versed in long-range and large-caliber weapons, and is an expert with small arms — handguns, rifles, machine guns, and, oh yes, he trained in explosives and is excellent with hand grenades. His military thrillers use actual terminology, weapons, and military courtesy. He traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and the U.S., living in Hawaii for several years. He coached gymnastics for a time and worked for years as a roughneck in the oilfields of Oklahoma. He became a teacher and holds a lifetime teaching license to teach music and drama. He composed his first symphony and now has a good start on his second. Currently, he lives in Arkansas by himself in a small house on a small acreage where his estranged wife and their ten children: five boys ages six to eighteen and five girls ages six years to sixteen live close by. He has two older daughters who live in Little Rock with their own families. There are also four dogs and cats, a horse, one pony, and two pet pigs on the acreage. Additionally, in an attempt to become self-sufficient, the last inhabitants of the property are the goats; they are prolific, so it is hard to give solid numbers for them, somewhere over ten and not quite fifty. jerrywbell.com/newsletter/

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