Bøger af Chuck van Soye

"A wryly humorous tale that is all too timely."--Jane Newhagen Bret Lee, an American college professor kidnapped in China and smuggled to Syria, is thrust into a perilous predicament as a looming prelude to being either sold for $10 million or beheaded by a twisted ideology. But Lady Luck prevails. Subsequently, deep within the Iraqi desert, Bret meets a sexy female Peshmerga fighter returning to Kurdistan from a spy mission. They join forces but are soon challenged by an ISIS patrol . . . Can he turn the tables on his captors and become the spy who brings ISIS down? If you love espionage thrillers, especially one laced with geopolitics, the CIA, a beautiful Kurdish warrior, a bloody gunfight in the Iraqi desert, and super-secret Tweets, don't miss this book. "An optimistic adventure set against the ugliness of modern warfare in Syria."-- Kirkus Reviews

Bret Lee, a U.S. Army chemical engineer, retires to look for work in private industry, only to learn that the high-paying job he's offered at a Caracas fertilizer plant requires him to become a spy. And thus Bret and his Chinese wife, Chu-Lin, become enmeshed in the struggle for oil within the most dangerous city of the world. With help from the CIA, the Lees discover China's plan to control Venezuela's oil production. But these spy mates have an "ace in the hole" that might just trump China's play.

Clay and Jennie Evans, an aged couple celebrating their 54th wedding anniversary on a trip to Florida, stumble into a mythical reality and are reborn as teenagers overnight. Their immediate joy soon turns to confusion as they are forced to deal with an unbelieving world. Help eventually comes along from members of a secret society, ultimately leading them into the adventure of their lives within a remote African village. Dodging death while preserving Kenyan native life, the couple returns months later to their Alabama home where they uncover the science behind their newfound youth, potentially leading all humanity to longer healthier life. "A science-fiction fantasy written with the wonderment we use to used to love in those classic pulp magazines ... yet as up-to-date as modern-day hydrogeology!" says H. L. Osterman, editor of Time Travel and Other Science Fiction Journeys.