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The Omega Department and the Gold Train, Volume 2
- Narrated by: Bryan Jester
- Length: 2 hrs and 17 mins
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The Omega Department and the Gold Train, Volume 2
Narrated by:
Bryan Jester
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Publisher's Summary
The Omega Department. Its main characters are trying to figure out what a small terrorist group is up to. So far they have given indications that they are going to spread anthrax across the country, then they made plans to blow up all the power plants in the country. Now they are in the process of trying to set off a nuclear bomb at Fort Knox. Are all these just a cover for something else? Join our heroes Col. Austin Bolton, his brother William, and Agent Colleen Yang as they chase the bad the guys while trying to save our country.
©2015 William H Blair (P)2017 Bryan Jester
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