The Fairmont Maneuver

by Brian Drake

Overview

The Fairmont Maneuver is book two in the hard-edged, action thriller series - Scott Stiletto.

An urgent plea from a former flame brings CIA agent Scott Stiletto to San Francisco.

Ali Lewis was once a capable spy herself before striking out on her own, creating a fashion empire that stretches around the world. Now her father has been murdered, and Stiletto is the only man Ali can trust to learn the truth behind the killing.

Evidence points to a growing international conspiracy orchestrated by Iran involving the smuggling of nuclear bomb parts, kidnapped scientists, and a decades-old mafia / Silicon Valley alliance the government has been powerless to stop. And, somehow, Ali Lewis is caught in the middle.

Stiletto knows one thing for sure-this mission is personal.

For fans of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor and Don Pendleton.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781641196284
Publisher:	Wolfpack Publishing
Publication date:	05/30/2019
Series:	Scott Stiletto , #2
Pages:	184
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.42(d)

About the Author

Multiple Voice Arts Award nominee Steve Marvel is one of only four narrators to be chosen a winner of the ACX Audiobook Narration Contest by Audible's Mike Charzuk. Steve received his classical theater training at Northwestern University and continues to work in theater, film, and television. The former voice of financial writer John Mauldin's Thoughts from the Frontline weekly newsletter, Steve's voice-over work also includes video games for the likes of Mattel, Sony, and Activision, and regular stints in eLearning. Steve applies his performance skills and mastery of accents to craft unique, distinctive characters for his fiction titles.

Brian Drake is a twenty-five year veteran of radio and television broadcasting. He has spent his career in San Francisco where he's filled writing, producing, and reporting duties with various broadcasting facilities. A love of reading when he was younger inspired him to create his own stories, and he managed to sell one short story a year between 2001 and 2010, mostly to non-paying web-zines. Drake entered the self-publishing field in 2010, and quickly gathered enough of a following to attract the attention of several publishers and other writing professionals, which ultimately led to his Scott Stiletto thrillers.