Children Of Dust

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Joel B. Reed

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Set up as an experiment by Sam McKee, former Green Beret, Wind River Training Camp is where secret agents are taught to be warriors. Unknown to McKee, a deadly cartel called the Cadre has learned about the training camp and an attack is being mounted to destroy McKee and kill his key people.

Have spear, will travel. Welcome to Wind River Training Camp where secret agents are taught to be warriors. Set up as an experiment by Sam McKee, former Green Beret, this is no normal facility. There are neither grades nor set courses. Yet each man and woman who attends is challenged to find their limits, and to go beyond. For at Wind River, all find themselves face to face with their deepest fears and their worst demons. Unknown to McKee, a deadly cartel called the Cadre has learned about the training camp. An attack is being mounted to destroy McKee and kill his key people. Yet when news comes through a double agent, the Agency's resources are stretched to the limit. McKee finds himself scrambling from Washington to Wyoming trying to avert the worst disaster the Agency has ever faced and the death of his oldest friend.
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Details of Book: Children Of Dust Book: Children Of Dust
Author: Joel B. Reed
ISBN:

1933482214


ISBN-13:

9781933482217

,

978-1933482217


Binding: Paperback
Publishing Date: 01112006
Publisher: White Turtle Books
Number of Pages: 232
Language: English
2 States: The Story Of My Marriage by Chetan BhagatFourth book by the bestselling author Chetan Bhagat.
2 States is a story about Krish and Ananya. They are from two different states of India, deeply in love and want to get married. Of course, their parents don’t agree. To convert their love story into a love marriage, the couple have a tough battle in front of them.

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    Book: Children Of Dust by Joel B. Reed
    ISBN Number: 1933482214, 9781933482217, 978-1933482217