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    Sacrificed

    By WR Park

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    Rance faces the responsibility of saving the life of an innocent man while derailing several foreign governments from stealing plans for a revolutionary biological-bomb illegally being developed at the U.S. Los Alamos Laboratory in New Mexico. The weapon is in danger of falling into the hands of our enemies who seek to conquer the United States and bring it to its knees.

    Praise for the Shadow Master Files
    “WR. Park’s “Sacrificed” is a blisteringly original effort that’s as timely as it is cautionary. This third entry in a very good series featuring Rance Colby is rich in the kind of detail, plotting, and color akin to the best high action work of Stephen Hunter, David Morrell and, here anyway, the late great Tony Hillerman. Here is a tale wondrously plotted and brilliantly told.”
    ~ Jon Land, Bestselling Author of “Strong at the Break”

    “The Dacian Resurgence” is a nonstop rollercoaster from Europe to Washington, reaching from deep into the dark history of Rome to the latest headlines. Part Clancy...part Cussler...all Park. Pull up a chair by the fire and enjoy the journey.”
    ~ James Rollins, International Bestselling Author

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSuspense Publishing
    Release dateJan 9, 2012
    ISBN9781466003521
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    Author

    WR Park

    Author, columnist, teacher, lecturer, past president of three advertising agencies, William R. Park, Sr. has served as a consultant to some of America’s largest and most successful companies. As a nationally known and respected advertising executive for forty-two years, he has written thousands of newspaper/print ads and TV/radio scripts. Winner of national awards in print and television, his popular ‘Ad Pulse’ monthly column appeared in Modern Retailer Magazine in the ‘70s and again in Publishers’ Auxiliary in the ‘90s. In addition, articles have appeared in Editor & Publisher, The Best Times Magazine, Route 66 Magazine, Atlanta Journal, Kansas City Star, and various daily newspapers. He first authored The Franciscan Trilogy which won local, regional, national, and international acclaim. Overlay and its sequel, The Dacian Resurgence, both suspense-thrillers, were read and reviewed by two bestselling authors who compared the tomes with the best work of Ludlum and that of the works of Cussler and Clancy. The third novel in the suspense-thriller genre series Sacrificed is complete as well as the fourth, Carpe Diem (Seize the Day). This Time It’s Personal, the fifth in The Shadow Master Files is in production. 2008 released COMA; a suspense-thriller’s outline-synopsis was reviewed by two bestselling authors: F. Paul Wilson wrote, “Very high Concept.” James Rollins wrote, “Sounds very intriguing—run with it.” A Midwest Book Reviewer wrote: “Think Bourne, or the Bruce Willis version of The Jackal, then multiply by ten and you’ll have an idea of what the movie version of COMA would be.” A Jack the Ripper spin-off mystery set in 1889, Fatal Incision, was recently released and received excellent reviews by bestselling authors—and its sequel, Phantom Hounds was released March 2011. A professional reviewer noted that Fatal Incision was the best suspense-thriller of the year. Mummies & Murder on Route 66 and The Talking Stones are two more mysteries in production. Bill lives in the Kansas City area with his wife Genie, a high school English teacher who edits his manuscripts—and a very affectionate cat named Gabby.

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