Kangal (Tripper) de C M Halstead

C M Halstead

en Limba Engleză Paperback – 29 feb 2016

Once again Grey's team of seven Trippers travel from 2114 to 2014, although it is only a layover, it is an important one, they would not have been able to complete their previous mission without it

After that quick task, the Tripper team continues backwards in time; to a period that has them dealing with the spies, espionage and trafficking of the world war one era.

Europe is in turmoil, creating opportunities for those with an entrepreneurial mindset and a flexible moral system. All bets are off as the team does whatever it takes to accomplish a multifaceted mission the world will never know about, but will reap the benefits of, from now till the end of time.

Book Two of The Tripper Series has the time-traveling team of seven once again putting their lives on the line for the greater good. . .or so they think. Full of adventure and suspense, it is a great escape from your daily grind.

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C.M. Halstead is a life long adventurer and seeker. Torn between his writer's cave, exploring, and thinking, he spends the rest of his time off-trail hiking, fishing, and seeking solitude. Early careers and titles include, USMC, Procurement, NAI Certified Interpretive Guide, Boss, and the hardest one of all, Dad. He writes his stories on an old bus he is converting the planned completion date between now and his 30th novel; this does not stop him from driving it around the American southwest's wilds seeking the places of solitude he needs to create the next story. He does not discriminate in the length of the stories he writes, each hero's journey is as long or as short as it needs to be, no fluff necessary to tell the tale. Self banished from "town" and away from it's distractions, C.M. Halstead crafted The Tripper Series, Earned innocence, Mongers, and Here Be Dragons, to name a few. As a highly focused creative, he is usually working several stories at once and has 20 creative works in process. Regularly accused of depleting his readers of sleep, his stories are an escape from the grind eliciting the use of PTO, sick days, and late nights under the covers.