Lavendar Lace
A Washoe Indian, Northstar, California Mystery
by Lynn A. Dalton
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Pub Date Apr 07 2019 | Archive Date Mar 12 2020
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Description
An 23-year old intern designed a mind altering device for the CIA. She goes to college to get her degree so she can become an agent with the CIA.
A CIA operative sold Lavendar Lace's name to the Russian War Room and to the Russian Terrorists as the developer of this weapon. When Lavendar Lace goes on winter break to NorthStar skiing resort gunmen with automatic weapons try to kill her.
The Russians are determined to capture Lavendar Lace and she is rescued and protected by a Washoe Indian. The CIA joins in on protecting Lavendar Lace as her mind is something the American Government wants.
Advance Praise
Bola Gorge rated it
it was Sep 06, 2019
This book has a very interesting story that shows the author's creativity.
Daiv JOHNSON rated it
really liked it
An interesting reading experience, It should be categorized under more than one genre, it has a wonderful track of action
Aug 20, 2019
Sam rated it
it was amazing
I enjoyed reading Lavendar Lace. Lots of action, which I really enjoy in my reading. Great character development.
Jun 23, 2019
TwoKidsandaStBernard rated it
it was amazinG
Fast paced thriller. If you like a lot of action and adventure this is the book for you. Lynn has written an exciting novel with the Russians playing a part too. "
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9781733593984 |
| PRICE | $8.99 (USD) |
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