The Crew is a brotherhood of military fighting men, disguised as the toughest of all outlaw motorcycle gangs in the nation. At the center of this gang are two young lovers, John, whose brother and father are at the top of this black ops team, and Karen, a brown haired beauty that was thrust into the center of this bloody group by her love for John. Their first assignment together was supposed to be gathering intelligence in New Orleans, but quickly turned into a trail of violence and treachery, as a sinister plot was uncovered. The Crew had to use their military training and strength to overcome a plot to kill thousands of unsuspecting Americans.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Crew is a brotherhood of military fighting men, disguised as the toughest of all outlaw motorcycle gangs in the nation. At the center of this gang are two young lovers, John, whose brother and father are at the top of this black ops team, and Karen, a brown haired beauty that was thrust into the center of this bloody group by her love for John. Their first assignment together was supposed to be gathering intelligence in New Orleans, but quickly turned into a trail of violence and treachery, as a sinister plot was uncovered. The Crew had to use their military training and strength to overcome a plot to kill thousands of unsuspecting Americans. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781979355025
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