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The Fallout Solution

Book III of the the Onoto Trilogy

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The fallout solution is the third volume in C. Descry's cycle of novels that includes The Daughters of Onoto and The Brothers Shikoku. Together, this spy trilogy comprises a thrilling story set in the the formative years of the '70s. The corruption of nations, evil as religious fervor, a supranational cartel, competing covert government agencies, the drug trade, and the rise and fall of ruthless corporations are exposed. David Dean finds that no matter what he does or how he protests he is a major player in a contest for world power. Dean's travels from Pakistan to Iran and the beauty of Persepolis, and his mad dash for Istanbul, put him in a position to expose evil. His life is worthless unless he can get to Israel and the protection of the Mossad."I learned things I never wanted to know. I have been used by governments and forces competing on levels I can not fully fathom. Let me go back and teach the lies we tell about ourselves and our nation. No one wants to know what I learned."

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    9781438939681
    Author
    C. Descry
    Publisher
    AuthorHouse
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    22 January 2009
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    Paperback / softback

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    The fallout solution is the third volume in C. Descry's cycle of novels that includes The Daughters of Onoto and The Brothers Shikoku. Together, this spy trilogy comprises a thrilling story set in the the formative years of the '70s. The corruption of nations, evil as religious fervor, a supranational cartel, competing covert government agencies, the drug trade, and the rise and fall of ruthless corporations are exposed. David Dean finds that no matter what he does or how he protests he is a major player in a contest for world power. Dean's travels from Pakistan to Iran and the beauty of Persepolis, and his mad dash for Istanbul, put him in a position to expose evil. His life is worthless unless he can get to Israel and the protection of the Mossad."I learned things I never wanted to know. I have been used by governments and forces competing on levels I can not fully fathom. Let me go back and teach the lies we tell about ourselves and our nation. No one wants to know what I learned."

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