AUDIOBOOKS FOR SUITCASE MYSTERY AND NEMESIS SOON
A deadly
secret in a suitcase full of stolen gold leads to a series of unexplainable
murders while the FBI hunts for a top foreign killer spy.
The story
starts during the final days of the WW2. Young Ben searches an abandoned coal
mine tunnel for stolen guns the soldiers hid inside. Unfortunately, he meets an
AWOL foreign Army officer on the run. The officer is involved in the theft of a
large amount of gold from one of his superiors and had it hidden in the same
tunnel.
Years later,
in Minnesota, Ben’s father is gunned down. The FBI Special Agent Miriam Dokes
and Agent Book are assigned to the case which includes the torture and murder
of his father’s doctor friend, Goulbis. From then on, death stalks Ben and all
other participants in the gold heist.
The FBI
manager, Bob Sawyer, has a hunch there's something much more valuable than the
stolen gold. In order to find the answers, Ben, the principal character,
travels back to Switzerland, to a bank where the gold is hidden. But the
murders continue. Will the FBI find the reason for so many deaths? Nemesis is
the second part of A Suitcase Mystery, its denouement.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable
Read September 11, 2013
By Dr.
Format:Kindle
Edition|Verified
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This novel gradually builds intrigue,suspense and mystery,
couched in unsolved murders, double lives and deception, that span through
generations. The young boy's innocent curiosity takes him into a tunnel where
the unraveling of his life story begins and the stage is set for the exploration
of an extensive web of mysterious relationships. As the story unfolds the
intricate relationships, double lives and deception, heighten the suspense, as
people are being murdered. I was fascinated by the several plots that diverge in
a multitude of directions, all centered around Ben and his family, and extending
to other countries and involving government agents, the mob and the FBI. In a
sometimes awkward but nonetheless effective style, the author brings the
characters alive, while heightening the stakes and mystique, drawing the reader
into unforeseen intensity. Though there's some resolution at the end, the
conclusion is left to the reader's imagination. That in itself makes me want to
read NEMESIS!
