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Berserker

A Dr. Duncan MacGregor Thriller

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Berserker

By: Peter Black
Narrated by: Conner Goff
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Dr. Duncan MacGregor and his team must stop domestic terrorists from ravaging American democracy. Right-wing extremists plan to use Berserker, a rediscovered Viking drug, to transform peaceful demonstrators into violent insurrectionists. Funded by a neoconservative billionaire, they will provoke a totalitarian takeover of the US government.

Raging from an autopsy room in Morocco to the Fourth of July celebration in Boston, this fast-paced novel hammers home the problem of paramilitary groups in the United States. With a clock steadily ticking, Team MacGregor must avert a storm that could destroy the American political system.

©2022 Peter Black (P)2023 Skean Dhu Press Fiction Medical Political Terrorism Espionage Thriller Morocco Celebration

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