Flesh Traders (Ben Hood Thrillers Book 3) Then again, this is Ben Hood and they say he is a little crazy. Parents are forced to make regular ransom payments, or have their daughters killed. They know he knows. They have engaged the most bizarre and deadly hit man in Australia to t
| TITLE | : | Flesh Traders (Ben Hood Thrillers Book 3) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.77 (793 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | B007QPU7VE |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | - |
| PAGES | : | 0 Pages |
| PUBLISH | : | 2012-04-01 |
| GENRE | : |
The flesh traders kidnap daughters of the wealthiest people in the world, ship them secretly to Australia, brainwash and terrorise them before selling them as sex slaves in an exclusive underwater resort. Parents are forced to make regular ransom payments, or have their daughters killed. Only ex-detective Ben Hood (desperately attempting to take a relaxing holiday) could accidently stumble into an operation so sinister and dangerous. They know he knows. They have engaged the most bizarre and deadly hit man in Australia to take him out. Only a crazy person would attempt to smash this operation and try to rescue any of these girls. Then again, this is Ben Hood and they say he is a little crazy.
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interesting book. Imagine how bummed I am to find out now that I have to wait until October! No doubt it'll be worth it though. He quickly finds out that the house keys aren't in the mailbox where they're supposed to be, so he has to climb the roof and make his way to the back, hoping to get in through the rear door. Monosson attempts to explain both current and possible future impacts of chemical pollutants on humans by examining how life responded to toxic threats in the past.
Allow me to preface my review by saying that although I am not a scientist, my profession is that of a medical librarian, so scientific jargon is not new to me. The author is an experienced state of the art RF designer and a life long "RF guy"--I've been reading his articles in QST magazine for 25 years. And now in 2005, in places like Astoria, there is a more art-conscious and ethnically mixed "club k
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