The Peace Killers
Ty Patterson
Dis 2018 · Zeb Carter Thriller Ibhuku elingu-2 · Tantor Media Inc · Kuchazwe ngu-Adam Verner
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Assassinating the Palestinian negotiators was the beginning The Middle East is at a tipping point when Palestinian peace negotiators are assassinated in Jerusalem. And when Mossad is accused of the killings, the region explodes. Israel's enemies threaten war. Islamic terrorists vow revenge. Zeb Carter has to take on the deadliest operatives in the world, the Israeli agency's kidon. He has to find out which of them, if any, turned rogue and killed the Palestinians. Time is against him, because the assassins will strike again. They won't stop until Israel and its enemies engage in military conflict. And if that happens, nothing will be the same again. Because that conflict will trigger the next world war.
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USA Today bestselling author Ty Patterson has been a trench digger, loose tea vendor, leather goods salesman, marine lubricants salesman, and diesel engine mechanic. Now a thriller author, Ty lives with his wife and son, who humor his ridiculous belief that he's in charge.
Adam Verner has narrated over one hundred books, including the AudioFile Earphones Award winner Pavilion of Women by Pearl S. Buck. Adam works as a full-time voice actor and on stage in Chicago.
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