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The Nevada Job

A Case Lee Novel, Book 7

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The Nevada Job

By: Vince Milam
Narrated by: Tim H. Dixon
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Summary

A ruthless billionaire. A fortune in rare earth minerals. Thousands of lives in the balance.

In the lawless Chaco region of Bolivia, former Delta Force operator Case Lee discovers a village living in terror under mercenaries and spies. When he makes a stand alongside a mysterious ally, he triggers the wrath of a powerful tycoon who will stop at nothing to protect his global empire.

The trail races back to the wilds of Nevada, where corrupt politicians, dirty cops, and shadowy espionage agencies line up against him. Outnumbered and outgunned, Case calls in his tight-knit band of ex-Delta brothers — and together they bring very special skills to the fight.

Packed with blistering action, shocking twists, clever banter, and high-stakes conspiracy, The Nevada Job delivers relentless suspense and unforgettable payback.

Another addictive stand-alone thriller in Vince Milam’s bestselling Case Lee series — perfect for listeners who crave smart, globe-trotting adventures with a hero who never backs down.

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