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Incident at Aberlene

Spies and Lies, Book 1

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Incident at Aberlene

By: William Maltese
Narrated by: Adam Verner
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Welcome to the Grey Zone and its nefarious and shadowy landscape that knows no international borders, whose each and every individual has special expertise, but no permanent ties or allegiances to any nationalities, countries, or governments.

If you want a landmark statue shattered in New York City, a bridge blown in London, a tower toppled in Paris - but don't want any evidence left around to tie you to the crimes - you'll find people in the Grey Zone who'll sign on to accomplish any and all of that - for a price! Freelance special agents Roger Lenic, Terrence Flag, and Howard Cahn are among those in the Grey Zone who are about to be - or already have been - recently hired to bury the Incident at Aberlene.

©2011 William Maltese (P)2012 Audible, Inc. Suspense

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