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The Mindanao Death Trap

By: Richard Alan Dickson
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Fleeing through the night, recon pilot Ben Cobb races to warn MacArthur of a secret Japanese build-up on Mindanao. The marines must not invade! When a pack of trailing Zeroes flame him from the sky, Ben must find another way to deliver his message. With precious little time, and with everything he meets trying to kill him, Ben must not fail. The fate of the entire war may well depend on it.

Richard Alan Dickson, author of G-Blade and The Lucky Charm, presents an exciting World War Two action adventure. With a fast pace and a flurry of twists and turns, The Mindanao Death Trap will take listeners on a thrilling ride that will keep them at the edge of their seats from the beginning to the very end.

©2014 Richard Alan Dickson (P)2014 Richard Alan Dickson Suspense Thriller & Suspense War & Military Fiction Exciting Military

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