Death Tunnel

by Robert Curtis

Overview

Some people would just love to know how a certain beloved British royal really met her untimely end. And then again, some people may just die if they do learn the truth. After all, there’s a trained assassin waiting on a big check if he eliminates anyone remotely connected with the so-called accident. Based on widely touted theories, Death Tunnel peers into the hallowed chambers of a faltering nobility whilst an aging gun for hire, who has plied his trade as a United States special forces operator, starts showing signs that he may have lost his dead aim. That’s when MI6 the British Secret Security Service enlists him in a little moonlighting with a serious body count!
Whilst assassins and conspiracy theories have become a relatively common theme for thrillers few are as memorable as Death Tunnel, which is a riveting high stakes read masterfully fusing fact with theory that pervades documentary films, print and websites across the web, Narrated from the assassin protagonist’s perspective, it’s clever, fast paced and inventive, the action evolving in tightly focused scenes, played out across a gamut of International locations with some decidedly shadowy settings. With an enthralling and highly plausible plot this thriller is particularly notable for its attention to detail and well observed characterization. This book is explosive, even frightening at times, but it is sure to be well received by conspiracy theorist and thriller fans alike.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045860413
Publisher:	Robert Curtis
Publication date:	04/28/2014
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	653 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

Robert Curtis is a former attorney who, in the course of his career, taught law as well as working with various intelligence and security services and large international commercial enterprises. His work gave him a unique insight both into the world of international business and banking and the operations of security services.
Robert travels extensively both by air and by road from his bases in New York and Europe, gathering material for his writing.
Robert has an abiding interest in martial arts which he practiced internationally and taught for many years, having had such eminent instructors as Mitsusuke Harada (Karate), Kenshiro Abbe (Judo & Aikido) and Kazuo Chiba (Aikido) as well as a pupil of Yukio Tani who, in turn, was a pupil of Jigoro Kano, the founder of modern Judo. In addition to fast cars and martial arts Robert enjoys clay pigeon and pistol shooting as well as climbing and paragliding.