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    Operator #5: Crime's Reign of Terror: America's Undercover Ace
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    Operator #5: Crime's Reign of Terror: America's Undercover Ace
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    Operator #5: Crime's Reign of Terror: America's Undercover Ace

    Written by Curtis Steele

    Narrated by Milton Bagby

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    The Scarlet Baron, a shrewd criminal demagogue, had inflamed the American people to white-hot madness with his false promises of wealth for all! Great hosts of misguided men stormed the country, bent on plunder, rapine, and murder. Countless innocent persons were slaughtered, burned, crucified. No human was safe from one moment to the next. The greatest nation in the world had gone completely mad! Only a pitiful handful of men were left to preserve the ideals of American liberty and justice.

    Headed by Jimmy Christopher, Ace of the Intelligence, they did their valiant best. With Diane Elliot and Tim Donovan apparently sacrificed in vain - with his own life a forfeited pawn - Operator #5 faces the gravest crisis of his career and his most dangerous enemy!

    Book 25 in Operator #5.

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

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateMar 1, 2016
    ISBN9781520027456
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