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    The Peace Killers
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    Zeb Carter
    Audiobook series3 titles

    Zeb Carter Series

    Written by Ty Patterson

    Narrated by Adam Verner

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    About this series

    A terrorist intent on destruction. His target, New York's G20 Summit. His weapon, fire.

    When an assassin burns innocents in New York, Zeb Carter knows they aren't the acts of a random killer.

    That close to the biggest event in the city, the G20 Summit, they are the signs of a terrorist planning to bring down the world order.

    The mastermind behind the terrorist is an old enemy, one who wants to bring the United States to its knees.

    And when Zeb uncovers his identity, it is war.

    Him against the world's deadliest spymaster.

    To win it, he will have to start a fire himself.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateNov 13, 2018
    The Peace Killers
    Burn Rate
    Zeb Carter

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Zeb Carter
      Zeb Carter

      Zeb Carter

      Ty Patterson
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      The generals said it was a rescue operation. Everyone knew it was a suicide mission. Zeb Carter volunteered. Sori. Western military generals shudder when they hear the name. It is a remote, inaccessible village in Afghanistan, high up in the Hindu Kush mountains. It is where a dreaded Taliban terrorist hides and from where he conducts his murderous raids. Villagers have a special name for the mountain on which Sori is perched. Mountain of Death. Sori also where the Taliban hold three American soldiers captive. All attempts to free them have failed. Military operations and negotiations have proved fruitless. As the terrorists threaten to execute the soldiers, Zeb Carter volunteers to mount a rescue attempt. Alone. On the Mountain of Death, the one person who might have the slightest chance is the man who doesn't fear dying.

      The generals said it was a rescue operation. Everyone knew it was a suicide mission. Zeb Carter volunteered. Sori. Western military generals shudder when they hear the name. It is a remote, inaccessible village in Afghanistan, high up in the Hindu Kush mountains. It is where a dreaded Taliban terrorist hides and from where he conducts his murderous raids. Villagers have a special name for the mountain on which Sori is perched. Mountain of Death. Sori also where the Taliban hold three American soldiers captive. All attempts to free them have failed. Military operations and negotiations have proved fruitless. As the terrorists threaten to execute the soldiers, Zeb Carter volunteers to mount a rescue attempt. Alone. On the Mountain of Death, the one person who might have the slightest chance is the man who doesn't fear dying.

    • 2

      The Peace Killers
      The Peace Killers

      The Peace Killers

      Ty Patterson
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      Assassinating the Palestinian negotiators was the beginning The Middle East is at a tipping point when Palestinian peace negotiators are assassinated in Jerusalem. And when Mossad is accused of the killings, the region explodes. Israel's enemies threaten war. Islamic terrorists vow revenge. Zeb Carter has to take on the deadliest operatives in the world, the Israeli agency's kidon. He has to find out which of them, if any, turned rogue and killed the Palestinians. Time is against him, because the assassins will strike again. They won't stop until Israel and its enemies engage in military conflict. And if that happens, nothing will be the same again. Because that conflict will trigger the next world war.

      Assassinating the Palestinian negotiators was the beginning The Middle East is at a tipping point when Palestinian peace negotiators are assassinated in Jerusalem. And when Mossad is accused of the killings, the region explodes. Israel's enemies threaten war. Islamic terrorists vow revenge. Zeb Carter has to take on the deadliest operatives in the world, the Israeli agency's kidon. He has to find out which of them, if any, turned rogue and killed the Palestinians. Time is against him, because the assassins will strike again. They won't stop until Israel and its enemies engage in military conflict. And if that happens, nothing will be the same again. Because that conflict will trigger the next world war.

    • 3

      Burn Rate
      Burn Rate

      Burn Rate

      Ty Patterson
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      A terrorist intent on destruction. His target, New York's G20 Summit. His weapon, fire. When an assassin burns innocents in New York, Zeb Carter knows they aren't the acts of a random killer. That close to the biggest event in the city, the G20 Summit, they are the signs of a terrorist planning to bring down the world order. The mastermind behind the terrorist is an old enemy, one who wants to bring the United States to its knees. And when Zeb uncovers his identity, it is war. Him against the world's deadliest spymaster. To win it, he will have to start a fire himself.

      A terrorist intent on destruction. His target, New York's G20 Summit. His weapon, fire. When an assassin burns innocents in New York, Zeb Carter knows they aren't the acts of a random killer. That close to the biggest event in the city, the G20 Summit, they are the signs of a terrorist planning to bring down the world order. The mastermind behind the terrorist is an old enemy, one who wants to bring the United States to its knees. And when Zeb uncovers his identity, it is war. Him against the world's deadliest spymaster. To win it, he will have to start a fire himself.

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