Stringer 969
May 2008 · Xlibris Corporation
Ebook
112
Pages
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About this ebook
Paul Martin is in the process of recovering from amnesia when he witnesses a murder and then has an unknown teenage girl barge into his life to make matters even worse. Much worse.
Seven more people get killed when the girl is kidnapped and the Secret Service and FBI are involved in a shootout against each other.
Martin and the girl have the local police, FBI, Secret Service, and CIA among others looking for them.
A detective discovers an unbelievable relationship between Martin and the invention of the transistor that spans from 1906 to 1948.
Seven more people get killed when the girl is kidnapped and the Secret Service and FBI are involved in a shootout against each other.
Martin and the girl have the local police, FBI, Secret Service, and CIA among others looking for them.
A detective discovers an unbelievable relationship between Martin and the invention of the transistor that spans from 1906 to 1948.
About the author
I received a BA degree in chemistry from the American International College in Springfield, Massachusetts, and an MS degree in chemistry from the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. I worked in chemical research for thirty-eight years before retiring in 1994. I have several U.S. patents and have traveled extensively throughout the United States as well as to Canada, Mexico, Europe, Asia, Japan, Malaysia, and Australia, implementing the essence of my inventions. Other books by the author are the following: The Coalition, Gone, and Stringer 969.
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