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Fugitive Serbian war criminals have abducted the world-famous daughter of the ICTY Presiding Judge. The very fabric of international justice is set to unravel. There's only one thing for Alex Morgan to do - hunt the bastards down.

His orders are simple: 'The safety catch is off. Return that girl to her family and drag those bastards back to justice. Dead or alive. It makes no difference to me.' Alex Morgan - policeman, soldier and spy for INTREPID, the black ops division of INTERPOL - is on the hunt for Serbian war criminals. But these guys were never going to...

Lucas Atwood has it pretty good. His family owns a car dealership, his parents actually like each other, and he can play the infield as well as anyone in Giles County. His best friend, Junk Maybaum, has small, circular scars on both shoulders that no one ever speaks of, and he swings a bat like an act of God. Terry Ingles has a reputation for sleeping around and for painting the corners with his slider and curve. They plan on teaching baseball for a week in Chisinau, Moldova, but their mission...

The only conservative, conversational styled investors guide to building your own profitable portfolio of Toronto real estate properties.

It is still possible to find profitable real estate investment opportunities in Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area, but only if you know how to quickly identify your targets and build yourself an investment team.

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Friends are a luxury that agents of INTERPOL's blacks ops division can't afford, but Alex Morgan wasn't always a spy. When a former US Army Ranger who saved Morgan's life in Afghanistan reaches out, convinced that Morgan is the only person who can help him, Morgan springs into action.

HOW FAR WILL ALEX MORGAN GO TO REPAY THE MAN WHO SAVED HIS LIFE? Friends are a luxury that agents of INTERPOL's blacks ops division cannot afford, but Alex Morgan wasn't always a spy. When a former US Army Ranger who saved Morgan's life in Afghanistan reaches out, convinced that...

An African coup is imminent, an SIS agent has gone rogue and darker forces are at play. A typical mission for a black-ops Interpol agent. But this is Alex Morgan's first and already he's out for revenge.

When an intelligence agent is brutally murdered and the president of a small African country is put in danger, Morgan is sent in on his first solo mission. His cover is to evacuate a group of aid workers, with the help of the beautiful but distant Arena Halls, before the country is swept by civil war. But his true mission is much darker. A spy has gone rogue -...

Sent deep into the shadows of Europe's criminal underbelly, Morgan's mission is to overthrow an oligarch and bring a spy in from the cold. But his target is closer than he thinks.

HAS MORGAN FINALLY MET HIS MATCH? Alex Morgan - policeman, soldier and spy for INTREPID - commits to the toughest mission of his career, and his chances of survival are slimmer than ever. Sent deep into the shadows of Europe's criminal underbelly, Morgan's mission is to overthrow an oligarch and bring a spy in from the cold. But his target is closer than he knows. As old friends...

Alex Morgan is hunting the Night Witch - the head of a human trafficking empire spanning the four corners of the globe and connected to Chinese triads, corrupt cops, and the Russian mafia.

ALEX MORGAN IS BACK... AND HE ISN'T PLAYING BY THE RULES. Policeman, soldier and spy for INTREPID, black ops agent Alex Morgan is hunting the Night Witch--the head of a shadowy criminal empire spanning the four corners of the globe and connected to Chinese triads, corrupt cops, and the Russian mafia. When Morgan's sent to China to shadow INTREPID's newest agent, Elizabeth...

Allen Hilton examines how pagan critics ridiculed the early Christians for being uneducated and how a few literate Christians took up pen to defend the uneducated members of their churches. Hilton sheds light on the peculiarity of this "defense" in which the authors openly admit that the critics have the facts on their side, noting that the Book of Acts even calls two of its heroes, Peter and John, illiterates. Why did these authors, intent on presenting Christianity in a positive light, volunteer such a negative detail? The answer to this question reveals a fascinating social exchange...