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Ice Cold Steel

Stuart Field

Publisher: Next Chapter

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Summary

A year after the murder of his family, John Steel is in hiding in the wilds of Alaska. He thinks his war is over and he can relax into a quiet life, but a tourist plane crash changes everything.
 
As he searches to bring the survivors to safety, a new threat appears in the guise of an old enemy. Now, he must fight for his and the group's survival, and prevent the leak of information to the public that would have disastrous consequences.
 
With the mercenaries of the Santini organisation closing in, does John Steel still have what it takes to get the job done?
 
An action-packed, high-octane crime thriller, ICE COLD STEEL is the seventh book in Stuart Field's John Steel series.
Available since: 03/27/2025.
Print length: 346 pages.

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