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    Smuggler's Wife
    El Hijo
    El Patrons Daughters
    Ebook series3 titles

    Smugglers of Colombia Series

    By Al DesHôtel

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    About this series

    The final tale of El Hijo de Muerte y Destrucción, finds Mark Johnston’s luck with the women of the Estrada family doesn’t improve as he grows older. His old nemeses are relentless in their pursuit of him through several countries in South America leading him to even more bold actions in his constant struggle to make a living as a cocaine producer. Our changing society becomes his ultimate decision maker though as he steers his life into a new course.

    227,256 words

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAl DesHôtel
    Release dateOct 2, 2011
    Smuggler's Wife
    El Hijo
    El Patrons Daughters

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      El Patrons Daughters
      El Patrons Daughters

      El Patrons Daughters

      Al DesHôtel
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      El Patron’s Daughters Mark meets a girl while on vacation in the Bahamas only to find out her family is in the Colombian drug cartel. Letting love win over common sense Mark commits to marriage. Soon coming to the notice of the US governmental agencies fighting the drug war he finds out quickly and painfully how far they are willing to take the war into the jungles of Colombia. In a melee of carnage Mark fights for his survival among the elite of the drug underworld against the corrupt Colombian army backed by his own native country. Surviving an all-out attack fighting side by side with his future father-in-law Mark earns respect for his untested combat tactics and marksmanship. Pursued by his own government now suspicious of his activities outside the USA, Mark’s survival brings him face to face with a congressional investigation. Blacklisted from his former profession by his relationship with the Colombian cartel Mark must make a place for himself in his adopted country while at the same time keeping himself at a safe distance from the dangers of this newly assumed life. He is forced to use all of his skills in his new profession. He will have to draw on every resource possible to fit into the lifestyle of the wealthy drug producers. 101K words

      El Patron’s Daughters Mark meets a girl while on vacation in the Bahamas only to find out her family is in the Colombian drug cartel. Letting love win over common sense Mark commits to marriage. Soon coming to the notice of the US governmental agencies fighting the drug war he finds out quickly and painfully how far they are willing to take the war into the jungles of Colombia. In a melee of carnage Mark fights for his survival among the elite of the drug underworld against the corrupt Colombian army backed by his own native country. Surviving an all-out attack fighting side by side with his future father-in-law Mark earns respect for his untested combat tactics and marksmanship. Pursued by his own government now suspicious of his activities outside the USA, Mark’s survival brings him face to face with a congressional investigation. Blacklisted from his former profession by his relationship with the Colombian cartel Mark must make a place for himself in his adopted country while at the same time keeping himself at a safe distance from the dangers of this newly assumed life. He is forced to use all of his skills in his new profession. He will have to draw on every resource possible to fit into the lifestyle of the wealthy drug producers. 101K words

    • 2

      Smuggler's Wife
      Smuggler's Wife

      Smuggler's Wife

      Al DesHôtel
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      Tamara Johnston, daughter of one of the most powerful Colombian drug producers is forced to deal with the realities of her heritage. After nearly losing her husband to an assassin’s bullet she realizes she will have to quickly learn the harsh realities of real life and grow up from her sheltered world that her family has provided for her during her childhood. 107,000 words

      Tamara Johnston, daughter of one of the most powerful Colombian drug producers is forced to deal with the realities of her heritage. After nearly losing her husband to an assassin’s bullet she realizes she will have to quickly learn the harsh realities of real life and grow up from her sheltered world that her family has provided for her during her childhood. 107,000 words

    • 3

      El Hijo
      El Hijo

      El Hijo

      Al DesHôtel
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      The final tale of El Hijo de Muerte y Destrucción, finds Mark Johnston’s luck with the women of the Estrada family doesn’t improve as he grows older. His old nemeses are relentless in their pursuit of him through several countries in South America leading him to even more bold actions in his constant struggle to make a living as a cocaine producer. Our changing society becomes his ultimate decision maker though as he steers his life into a new course. 227,256 words

      The final tale of El Hijo de Muerte y Destrucción, finds Mark Johnston’s luck with the women of the Estrada family doesn’t improve as he grows older. His old nemeses are relentless in their pursuit of him through several countries in South America leading him to even more bold actions in his constant struggle to make a living as a cocaine producer. Our changing society becomes his ultimate decision maker though as he steers his life into a new course. 227,256 words

    Author

    Al DesHôtel

    Greetings! I started writing science fiction in the late 1980's because I always felt that most science fiction was missing a few things. The routine, every day life occurances always seemed to be glossed over or not mentioned at all in lieu of the high excitement items. While my writings have plenty of high excitement scenes there are also mention of routine things and how they apply from the every day life to the storyline.The Alaytion Archives series started out as an idea of an alien race and how an every day ordinary person with above average intelligence could end up far in the future with them. As it evolved I kept finding more and more of the story to write about and it now currently spans 5 novel length books.Another genre that I've taken up in recent years is action-adventure. From the basic shoot 'em up type scenes to complex interlocking plots of advanced spy novels.Like many authors I weave my every day real life experiences into my work so that it becomes more alive and exciting.-Al

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