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    Tokyo Purple
    Tokyo Purple
    Tokyo Purple
    Audiobook5 hours

    Tokyo Purple

    Written by Chet Cunningham

    Narrated by Gene Engene

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    Mark Hardin (a.k.a. The Penetrator) flew to the Orient for a vacation and to recover physically and mentally from the numerous brushes with death he has had in his quest to bring down the evil individuals and organizations that he has encountered. But his visit has touched off a chain reaction of terror. First a renowned atomic scientist was kidnapped; then a madman announced he has a stockpile of thermonuclear weapons for sale. Now, Mark Hardin heads into the Japanese countryside to track down the elusive Tokyo Purple organization and put a stop to their plans for global upheaval. Where anyone with a deep check book will be able get their hands on a nuclear device. 6th book in The Penetrator Series. Naked and alone, she was at the mercy of an evil giant, a Japanese “Godfather” who wanted to pick her brains. And if she wouldn't cooperate—well, there were a number of things he could do with his beautiful American captive until she started seeing the situation his way...Melissa Broadhurst, a scientist specializing in non-military atomic research, had been vacationing in Japan when he had abducted her. Kamisori's, the head of the monstrous crime syndicate, was assembling a stock of atomic artillery shells to auction to the highest bidder—and he needed her help to finish them. But the Penetrator was in Tokyo for some R&R. And when he heard about Kamisori's network of killers—and some missing atomic scientists—he knew it was time to go back to work.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks in Motion Audio
    Release dateDec 15, 2008
    ISBN9781605481470
    Tokyo Purple
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    Chet Cunningham

    Chet Cunningham served in the army in post-war Japan and saw combat in the Korean War. He has written hundreds of westerns and military novels, and more than a dozen military nonfiction titles including the Military Book Club Selection Hell Wouldn't Stop. He has lived in San Diego, California, with his wife, Rose Marie, for more than forty years.

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