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    Operator #5 V17: Hosts of the Flaming Death
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    Operator #5 V17: Hosts of the Flaming Death

    Written by Curtis Steele

    Narrated by Milton Bagby

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    Gold — a nation's strength for war and peace — had been completely looted from the Treasury in Washington by an octopus-like international syndicate. A mysterious madman — more cunning even than death — captained the ruthless spy-crew which was sucking the life-blood from our land. The proudest nation in the world seemed helpless — doomed! One man alone, Operator 5 of the American Intelligence, grasped the full import of that crafty plunder-plan. And he — known to only his best friends as Jimmy Christopher — was spied upon by his brothers of the Service, suspected of treason by a short-sighted superior, hampered by senseless bureaucracy.

    In the hour of America's greatest peril, Operator 5 must sacrifice father, friends, honor, and his beloved in order to wrest victory from what promises national dishonor and ignominious defeat!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateApr 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520024509
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