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Operation Zulu: Dos
- Narrated by: Andrew B. Wehrlen
- Length: 11 hrs and 40 mins
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Operation Zulu: Dos
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Publisher's Summary
Operation Zulu: Dead Island was the end. Now hear how it all began in the exciting Operation Zulu: Dos!
Sergeant Lin Morgan and Rollie Hale lead a team of soldiers on a mission to capture the head of a Mexican drug cartel. It will be anything but a cakewalk. The soldiers must battle cartel thugs, government conspiracies, and ravenous zombies to survive.
And cutting a path through it all is the evil Mister Black.
Operation Zulu: Dos is filled with blood, guts and splattered brains. The zombie apocalypse begins in Mexico.
©2015 Allen Gamboa (P)2018 Allen Gamboa
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