The Beast of Exmoor
Jake Conley, Book 7
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The Beast of Exmoor
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Anthony Cochrane
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Narrated by:
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Anthony Cochrane
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John Broughton
About this listen
MI5 has a task for psychic investigator Jake Conley: Operation Black Panther, a mission to obtain DNA from a beast in Exmoor.
Meanwhile, wealthy arms manufacturer, Dr. Aubrey Drake, and the unhinged Major Lorimer infiltrate a top-secret military research station, dreaming of creating the ultimate soldier. Soon, Jake and his psychic powers are in their crosshairs.
The odds are stacked against Jake, and needs to tap into new areas of knowledge to defeat his enemies. But will it end in failure, as it logically should, or in a karmic payback?
©2021 John Broughton (P)2021 John Broughton
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