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A Pandora Initiative Series: Books 1-3

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A Pandora Initiative Series: Books 1-3

By: Michael D. Wright
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Get the first three thrillers of the Pandora Initiative Series in one box set.

John Seal is a spy whose patriotism is admirable, but the motives of his famed handler are questionable.

The collection contains:

Mirage

John Seal thought investigating the cause for an uptick in greenhouse gas emissions in the middle of a desert would be easy. He was wrong. As a CIA cybersecurity operative, Seal is working for the ongoing covert Pandora Initiative.

Exiled

CIA agent John Seal is a marked man the moment he steps off the plane in Tel Aviv.
From a previous assignment, Seal collected intel that an Iranian weapon of mass destruction is moving forward unhindered.

Silk Road

Disavowed, burned and forgotten, CIA agent John Seal is learning to play by his own rules.
During his previous mission, vital intel that sheds light on the development of a weapon of mass destruction was stolen – intel needed to clear his name. Anthologies & Short Stories International Mystery & Crime Mystery Fiction Espionage
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I have a few complaints about the computer narrator. First of all, the reading lacked emotion - anger & frustration sounded like happy or the background reading, inability to tell “who” is talking - Victoria & every other character sound the same, words are mispronounced. It’s horrible!!

HATE THE COMPUTER NARRATOR!

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