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Chilling Effect

A Global Climate Thriller

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Chilling Effect

By: R.J. Pineiro
Narrated by: D.C. Newman
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In Chilling Effect, R.J. Pineiro’s newest thriller, William Kiersted is committed to accelerating the effects of climate change through frightening acts of ecological terrorism.

Global climatologists Doctors Natasha Shakhiva and Konrad Malone join forces with Rachel Daly from the CIA’s new global climate counterterrorist unit, as well as its Russian counterpart, in an attempt to spoil Kiersted’s plan to cripple humanity, if not outright destroy it.

Across three continents, the battle rages as Kiersted manages to stay one step ahead of his pursuers while executing a plot so grim, yet so compellingly real, it sounds like tomorrow’s headlines.

©2019 Rogelio J. Pineiro (P)2019 Todd Barselow, Auspicious Apparatus Press Action & Adventure Science Fiction Technothrillers Thriller Fiction Polar Region Suspense

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