Sam Durell series by Will B. Aarons (#43-48)
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Overview: Sam Durell is an agent with the CIA.
This was a real person, William B. Aarons, 1914-2002, the brother of Edward S. Aarons. But according to WBA’s son, and confirmed by their agent, WBA did not write any of the six books; they were all penned by Lawrence Hall. (Source: Al Hubin and Jeff Falco)
Genre: Fiction | Mystery
Assignment Sheba (Sam Durell #43)
With General McFee convinced that Durell had pushed his luck one too many times, he nevertheless volunteers for the assignment that would take him to Ethiopia to investigate a mysterious atomic blast in the back country of that African nation.
Assignment 13th Princess (Sam Durell #44)
As chief field agent for K section, Sam had long ago narrowed the circle of those he trusted almost to the vanishing point. He had become accustomed to a solitary life spent grappling with danger and the unknown. Some people figured danger was like a woman to Sam – mysterious, challenging, infinitely exciting. But Sam’s new mission was going to involve a lot of talking – and a lot of killing. Because the beautiful young Princess he was sent to rescue had disappeared into a smoldering nest of Mideast terrorists and assassins.
Assignment Tiger Devil (Sam Durell #45)
When a good friend of Sam is shot in the back in the capital of Guyana, the explanation pointed to a overanxious journalist writing about CIA involvement in that South American nation. Upon arriving there to check out the facts, Sam discovers that there is far more going on than just eliminating a spy.
Assignment Mermaid (Sam Durell #46)
Aleksei Kazeishvili, Russian nuclear researcher and, more prominently, head of the dissident movement in the Soviet Union, wanted out and was close to getting there when he disappeared. Not just him, however, the whole ship on which he was traveling.
Assignment Tyrant’s Bride (Sam Durell #47)
The African Princess Teresa was beautiful, intelligent, and in much demand. Too much demand, actually. Someone has kidnapped her and the entire region of Mobundu is in an uproar. Getting her free won’t be enough, however. Durell must transport her over deadly jungles past mercenaries paid to stop them.
Assignment Death Ship (Sam Durell #48)
When the ocean liner Sun Rover collided with the Coast Guard ship the Henry, there were plenty of dead bodies to go around. Unfortunately for Durell and possibly the rest of the Caribbean area, they were likely to have died before the crash, victims of a horrific microscopic killer that got loose.
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