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Twisted Traffick

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Twisted Traffick

By: Geza Tatrallyay
Narrated by: Brad Holbrook
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Greg Martens and his wife, former Interpol agent Anne Rossiter, are called back to Vienna by Anne’s former boss at Interpol. Their beautiful Russian friend, Julia Saparova, who is now responsible for monitoring nuclear material at various sites in Russia, has disappeared. Afraid that the “merchants of evil” from the former Soviet Union, who are deeply involved in human trafficking, are behind Julia’s disappearance, the two head for Russia in an attempt to find her.

As they search for Julia, Greg and Anne get drawn into a messy and disturbing web of human and arms trafficking that takes them first to Hungary and then to Montenegro in a desperate bid to rescue not only Julia, but a group of girls trafficked from Chelyabinsk Oblast as well - girls held hostage to facilitate a nuclear heist....

©2017 Geza Tatrallyay (P)2022 Geza Tatrallyay
Espionage Literature & Fiction Suspense

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