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OverviewParticipating in a college-sponsored aid program in Haiti, Chase Allen witnesses the slaughter of homeless boys. Unable to shake the haunting images with booze and bong hits, he decides to make something of his life in journalism. At a newspaper, however, he is recruited to become a CIA agent who poses as a journalist in international hot spots. Later, in Nicaragua, Chase is assigned to position the country's president into the gun sights of a distant sharpshooter during a press dinner. Success lands him a mission in northwest Thailand helping an American Peace Corps volunteer caught up in a jihadist scheme. While monitoring a hapless band of wannabe Iranian terrorists in New Jersey, Chase meets a dark, intriguing woman. Marriage and fatherhood change his priorities, and he worries about putting himself and his family in danger. Yet, with great reluctance he agrees to follow a former Australian ski racer plotting a deadly strike at the Winter Olympics. Chase's idealism led him to spying, and that same quality could be his undoing. Faced with deceit beyond his wildest imaginings, he clings to the one person in his life who is good and true - his daughter, his Little Zonbi. The Spy's Little Zonbi is a finalist for ForeWord Magazine's 2013 Book of the Year Award (General Fiction) Full Product DetailsAuthor: Cole AlpaughPublisher: Coffeetown Press Imprint: Coffeetown Press Dimensions: Width: 12.70cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 20.10cm Weight: 0.318kg ISBN: 9781603811842ISBN 10: 1603811842 Pages: 247 Publication Date: 01 November 2013 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsCole Alpaugh's use of dark humor and timing is impeccable. -Josh McAuliffe, Scranton Times-Tribune Imaginative. Funny. 3D Characters that come to life on the page and leave you wanting more. -Michelle Hessling, Publisher, The Wayne Independent Part The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo and part The World According to Garp , Alpaugh's latest offering is an exhilarating read that I highly recommend. -Ann Schmidt, MLS, The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County The book is playful and comic in its creation of... misunderstandings and coincidences. As their stories unfold and intersect, one comes to believe the island is indeed paradise, as Jesus plays a heroic role and the cannibal, Albino Paul, the shark god, and the birds play out a finale resounding with echoes of myth. -Foreword Magazine, in review of The Turtle-Girl from East Pukapuka, by Cole Alpaugh Cole Alpaugh's use of dark humor and timing is impeccable. -Josh McAuliffe, Scranton Times-Tribune The book is playful and comic in its creation of... misunderstandings and coincidences. As their stories unfold and intersect, one comes to believe the island is indeed paradise, as Jesus plays a heroic role and the cannibal, Albino Paul, the shark god, and the birds play out a finale resounding with echoes of myth. -Foreword Magazine, in review of The Turtle-Girl from East Pukapuka, by Cole Alpaugh Part The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo and part The World According to Garp , Alpaugh's latest offering is an exhilarating read that I highly recommend. -Ann Schmidt, MLS, The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County Imaginative. Funny. 3D Characters that come to life on the page and leave you wanting more. -Michelle Hessling, Publisher, The Wayne Independent Cole Alpaugh's use of dark humor and timing is impeccable. -Josh McAuliffe, Scranton Times-Tribune Cole Alpaugh's use of dark humor and timing is impeccable. -Josh McAuliffe, Scranton Times-Tribune Imaginative. Funny. 3D Characters that come to life on the page and leave you wanting more. -Michelle Hessling, Publisher, The Wayne Independent Part The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo and part The World According to Garp , Alpaugh's latest offering is an exhilarating read that I highly recommend. -Ann Schmidt, MLS, The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County The book is playful and comic in its creation of... misunderstandings and coincidences. As their stories unfold and intersect, one comes to believe the island is indeed paradise, as Jesus plays a heroic role and the cannibal, Albino Paul, the shark god, and the birds play out a finale resounding with echoes of myth. -Foreword Magazine, in review of The Turtle-Girl from East Pukapuka, by Cole Alpaugh Author InformationCole Alpaugh is a former journalist, having worked at daily newspapers along the East Coast, as well as spending several years as a war correspondent in numberous hot-spots around the world for Manhattan-based news agencies. His work as appeared in dozens of magazines, as well as most newspapers in America. Cole is currently a freelance photographer and writer living in Northeast Pennsylvania, where he also coaches his daughter's soccer kick-arounds. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |