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Sovereign Rule - A Carson Brand Novel #4 - cover

Sovereign Rule - A Carson Brand Novel #4

Craig Raine

Publisher: Craig Rainey Creative, LLC

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Summary

An elite corporate security operative is framed for a kidnapping, forcing him into a life and death struggle which threatens to reveal a plot that could lead to the end of the world as we know it.

Carson Brand believes he is leaving the problems he had with the DEA and the FBI behind when he gives up his work as a federal contractor. Taking a job with Sovereign Services, an elite private security firm, lands him once again into the complicated world of national and international intrigue. Framed for a kidnapping he did not commit, Brand has to elude the FBI’s Abduction Task Force and a state police force convinced he is one of the FBI’s most wanted.

Learning that one of their elite operatives has gone rogue, Sovereign Services acts quickly to salvage what is left of their spotless reputation and sends a team of their most deadly killers to rescue the daughter of one of the richest men in the world, and exact deadly retribution for Brand’s betrayal.

Sovereign Rule follows Carson Brand’s fall from grace from the most dangerous corporate security firm on the planet. His only chance to save the life of the girl he is accused of kidnapping, and his own, is to uncover a conspiracy that goes to the highest levels of the federal government. High-ranking officials focused on global power will stop at nothing to ensure their plans remain secret.
Available since: 07/15/2024.
Print length: 277 pages.

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