A Thiller-Action Novel
Fallon's Orphans
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Fallon MacEwan wants revenge. His lover has just been killed by Islamic terrorists, and their mortal enemy, an Orthodox Christian sect dating to the time of Constantine the Great, offers him the chance to get even. He enlists the help of his orphan friends, ordinary people with no experience in warfare and covert operations. But this small team heads boldly into harm’s way, taking the battle to India, Cairo, Istanbul, Europe and the mountains around Lake Tahoe, Nevada. On their side, the “orphans” have tons of savvy and a strong desire to crush the bully who’s killing innocent people in a poverty-stricken village. Adventure, intrigue, good and very bad guys and sexy women populate the pages of Fallon’s Orphans. |
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"The further I got into Fallon's Orphans, the harder it was to put down. Bill Kroger really brought the story to life. I'm anxious to read more of his work!"
--Steve Walsh, lumber sales, Oregon “Fallon's orphans -- Julie, Sarah, George, Chief -- show a bold tenacity to enter the fray and win. They’re exciting people you'd like to know.” --Marcia Bernard Cuccaro, author, Nevada “The settings in Fallon's Orphans are exotic and come alive, making you feel you're there with the characters. An exciting read.” --Lyn Crowl, author, New Mexico “Bill Kroger's novel reads smoothly and quickly, always building suspense toward the exciting finale.” --Tracy MacEwan, artist and author, Oregon “A great story. If you like action, Fallon's Orphans will give you plenty.” --Bob Aaron, author and editor, Illinois “Once you start reading Fallon's Orphans, it's hard to put down. The character development is superb.” –Michael Davis, attorney, Maryland |
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Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and at eBook sites. The cost of the book is 16.95 Latest Review"Fallon's Orphans provides the depth and attention to detail that's lacking in many modern stories of terrorism. It's action-packed, but its attention to motivation, logic, and larger concerns than killings makes it a standout among thriller genre reads - and highly recommended." (From the review by D. Donovan, Midwest Book Reviews.)
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