Without Firing a Shot
by Nickolas Bay
A secret organization in Switzerland is fleecing charity contributors on a worldwide basis.
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A young sales engineer working for a major U.S. firm finds himself recruited as an unregistered agent for the CIA. His travels take him to Amsterdam, where he makes contact with a clandestine “Group of Twelve.” He works with them and is eventually offered a director’s position.
The September 11, 2001, tragedy directly involves him with Osama bin Laden terrorists.
*****
Join our agent as he is enveloped in mystery, intrigue, deception, espionage, terrorism, kidnapping, and finally—cataclysm!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Before retiring to Reno, Nevada, Nickolas Bay was a businessman and entrepreneur of great ability. As an executive at Polaroid Corp. of Massachusetts, he established satellite subsidiaries worldwide. After leaving Polaroid, he became the owner of Bay International, a consulting firm, and opened his own import-export business, Boston’s Compass International. In addition, he was CEO of the Alden Speares Company of Boston and of Housewares American of Somerville, Massachusetts.
(2004, paperback, 172 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
A secret organization in Switzerland is fleecing charity contributors on a worldwide basis.
*****
A young sales engineer working for a major U.S. firm finds himself recruited as an unregistered agent for the CIA. His travels take him to Amsterdam, where he makes contact with a clandestine “Group of Twelve.” He works with them and is eventually offered a director’s position.
The September 11, 2001, tragedy directly involves him with Osama bin Laden terrorists.
*****
Join our agent as he is enveloped in mystery, intrigue, deception, espionage, terrorism, kidnapping, and finally—cataclysm!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Before retiring to Reno, Nevada, Nickolas Bay was a businessman and entrepreneur of great ability. As an executive at Polaroid Corp. of Massachusetts, he established satellite subsidiaries worldwide. After leaving Polaroid, he became the owner of Bay International, a consulting firm, and opened his own import-export business, Boston’s Compass International. In addition, he was CEO of the Alden Speares Company of Boston and of Housewares American of Somerville, Massachusetts.
(2004, paperback, 172 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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