Snakeheads

by Marvin J. Wolf

Overview

Against a backdrop of rising military tensions with North Korea, Chelmin and Spaulding, based in Seoul, confront the work of a madman who puts bombs on bullet trains and on US Army buses.

With thirty Americans dead, the CID agents uncover a viper who used bombs to manipulate the stock market for fun and profit. The CID joins forces with an incorruptible senior ROK officer, only to learn that the killer is the son of a very powerful official. Determined to rid themselves of an honest cop who knows too much, the killer’s father outsources his problem to the Snakeheads, a lethal international gang, who mount successive attacks on the CID agents and their ROK police ally.

The agents realize that the only way to find justice for the Americans killed by bombs is to somehow lure the bomber out of South Korea, where his father has no power. Help arrives from an unexpected source: The killer's sexy sister, who hates her brother. She breaks into his computer and sends the CID pages of incriminating evidence, enough to get a US judge to issue a sealed arrest warrant.

Now all they have to do is find a way to lure the killer to America...

Especially for fans of Tom Clancy, Lee Child, and James Rollins, this explosive thriller will keep you guessing till the not-so-bitter end.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940166030092
Publisher:	Marvin J. Wolf
Publication date:	01/25/2023
Series:	Chelmin and Spaulding CID Mysteries
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	486 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

I grew up on Chicago's South Side, the oldest boy in a large, working-class family. We moved to Los Angeles when I was 16 and my father struggled to support the family. To help out I worked as a dishwasher to get through high school, then joined the Army at age 17. I served as an infantryman, a Ranger School instructor, a Drill Instructor, and left with an honorable discharge at age 20. I sold encyclopedias door-to-door, then sold cameras, then re-upped and went to Vietnam as a combat photographer. I was one of sixty enlisted men serving in Vietnam to receive a direct appointment to second lieutenant of infantry. I served eight more years on active duty in a variety of positions, including company commander. I left active duty in 1974. I worked in corporate communications for a few years, then went out on my own as a freelance photographer and writer. I've been very lucky to do well enough at this to support myself and my family. I now have published thirteen nonfiction books, had a couple of screenplays produced, and penned more magazine pieces than I can count. I turned to fiction in 2010. I'm divorced and live with my adult daughter and our two spoiled Chihuahuas in an urban forest in Asheville, NC.