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Butterfly Effect

Butterfly Effect

by C. J. Moran

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Robert Doyle resigned from Special Branch two years ago so, when intelligence officers call him out to a case in the wee hours, it just can't be good news. It just gets worse when he finds he has to investigate a theft from a secret HAZMAT laboratory. Just what has been stolen, and why? Is this a high-stakes game of bluff? Or could it really be the end of the world?

Setting

HappisburghPresent day

About the author

C. J. Moran
C. J. Moran

London-born C J Moran was educated at Wimbledon College (as were Colditz escaper Pat Reid, historian John Keegan and comedian Paul Merton) and worked in the London insurance market for many years (which is more interesting than it sounds!) Even before Apollo 11 landed, he had been bewitched by science fiction through *Bleep and Booster*, *Doctor Who* and *Star Trek*. He first started writing in the 1980s, though his first efforts were straight thrillers. He completed his first novel in 1991, an apocalyptic tale entitled *The Four Horsemen*. In 2011, he completed his ninth novel *The Cage*

Author

C. J. Moran

Pages

184

Read time

≈ 5h

Editions

2

Publisher

Smashwords

ISBN

9781310395840

Where to buy

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