Book two of the controversial bestselling eco-thriller series. Ukraine is perched at the beginning of a bloody civil war. Involuntary spy Seth Rogan finds himself back in Russia when his Russian secret agent girlfriend disappears while on an undercover assignment in Ukraine amidst the political upheaval and unrest. How does his former employer, the giant chemical company and GMO seed king Germinat, stand to benefit from the war and how involved is the company in her disappearance?
Genre: FICTION / Mystery & Detective / Generalhot new release in espionage thrillers
Seth should have been paying attention as he walked to his car, but he was more of a scientist than a spy. That proved to be a disadvantage to him as he approached the parking lot, where he was grabbed by two guys and thrust into a black Mercedes, which took off.
“That my point,” said Victor Godinov, who was seated in the back of the car.
“What?” asked Seth.
“You’re untrained and sloppy, and that makes you liability.”
“And you’re not telling me everything.”
“I tell you what you need to know,” he shouted.
Seth shouted back, “I need to know where she is before they kill her, and you know! I don’t understand why she was sent to Germinat. I thought it was the military industry who wanted to join the party here in the Ukraine.”
“Military, yes of course. They want to sell their bombs and military equipment to Ukraine, and get Europe to pay for them. Scary part is that your country’s wars always produce demons. They try to make Afghanistan into next Vietnam for Russia, and they get Jihad. They lie and say there are weapons of mass destruction so they can invade Iraq and they get ISIS. Do I have to go on?”
“No, but why Germinat?”
“Let me explain something to you. We are at war. War is not on battlefield. It is in boardrooms of companies that control your United States of America. They want to be number one provider of gas to Europe, and put in factory farms to be number one provider of GMO food for Europe.”
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