Randy Striker Bücher

Ex-Navy SEAL Dusky MacMorgan's peaceful life as a fisherman is shattered when a violent encounter with drug runners results in a personal tragedy. Fueled by vengeance, he embarks on a perilous mission, armed to the teeth, to confront the criminals responsible. His quest leads him into the dangerous realm of a corrupt U.S. Senator, where power and depravity intertwine. This gripping narrative explores themes of revenge and justice against a backdrop of thrilling action in the Gulf Stream.

The Mariel Boatlift serves as a backdrop for a gripping narrative about the CIA's covert operations in Cuba, where they send infiltrators to monitor the exodus of Cuban refugees. Amidst the chaos, these agents mysteriously disappear, raising questions about their fate and the true nature of the individuals Castro is sending to America. The story delves into themes of espionage, the complexities of immigration, and the moral dilemmas faced by those caught in the political turmoil of the time.

The plot revolves around Dusky, who responds to a distress call from his friend Capt. Wes O'Davis, embroiled in a dangerous situation. O'Davis has been framed for murder by kidnappers who have abducted the son of British aristocrats Sir Conan and Lady James. As Dusky navigates this treacherous scenario, he must confront the gang and unravel the conspiracy to save his friend and the kidnapped boy, all while dealing with the powerful implications of the aristocracy's involvement.

Dusty MacMorgan and his pal Westy O'Davis are fishing along South Florida's Ten Thousand Island coast when they make a most unusual catch-a naked woman. And no sooner do they get her on board than a nearby trawler explodes.Even more remarkable is the story the waterborne beauty tells upon awakening. She is a member of a hard-core women's group secreted on a local key. And when Mac and Westy escort the lady home, they discover a tropical feminist utopia. But behind the faade lies a deadly secret that will make them wish they'd thrown their alluring catch back...