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    Operator #5: Attack of the Blizzard-Men: America's Undercover Ace
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    Operator #5: Attack of the Blizzard-Men: America's Undercover Ace

    Written by Curtis Steele

    Narrated by Milton Bagby

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    It was a sultry day in August when the ghastly cold first came. Snow began to fall; ice formed, and in a brief hour New York City was paralyzed. A new and deadly weapon had been directed at America by a ruthless, international syndicate, for, under cover of the sub-zero weather, barbarous armored warriors swarmed into the United States, turning our country into a helpless colony to be exploited savagely.

    In quick succession, other cities - Washington, Los Angeles, Chicago, New Orleans - fell before the assault of the astute enemy and the marrow-chilling cold.

    Could Operator #5 of the disabled Secret Service - Jimmy Christopher to his friends - save our land from shameful slavery? With Tim Donovan, his father, and his beloved Diane all in the bloody clutches of the invader, Jimmy Christopher gambled for the highest stakes in the world - America - with his own life only an extra counter!

    Book 19 in Operator #5.

    ©2005 Radio Archives (P)2016 Dreamscape Media, LLC

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateMar 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520027166
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