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The Trigger
L.J. Sellers

Agent Jamie Dallas #2
Spellbinder Press
January 2014
On Sale: January 1, 2014
Featuring: Jamie Dallas
280 pages
ISBN: 0984008659
EAN: 9780984008650
Kindle: B00H59A8BA
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Thriller

Agent Jamie Dallas loves undercover assignments that get her out of the Phoenix Bureau. But when a woman and her baby disappear from an isolated community of preppers in Northern California, she knows the risk of infiltrating the armed group is dangerously high.

Once inside the compound, she discovers that the brothers who founded Destiny are scheming something far more devious than kidnapping or murder. Meanwhile, her local FBI contact, Agent McCullen, is pulled from her team and assigned to investigate the murder of a woman with phony ID, found at the bottom of a motel pool.

Soon Dallas finds herself in deeper trouble than she's ever encountered—with no way to reach her contacts. Can she break free of bunker and stop their bizarre end-of-world plans? Will Agent McCullen identify the killer in time to help?

The Trigger is a gripping story that highlights our greatest fear—how a megalomaniac and a hacker-for-hire can threaten civilization as we know it.

Agent Dallas

Comments

20 comments posted.

Re: The Trigger

sounds really good happy new years
(Denise Smith 12:10pm January 1, 2014)

I doubt that I would be prepared for a breakdown in
society,etc. However, I should have enough food and general
supplies to keep me for a good couple of months. Never
watched a show about Preppers but am now a bit curious.
(G. Bisbjerg 12:47pm January 1, 2014)

I haven't stockpiled, but really should, because the weather can get quite nasty where I live, for starters. I've also read enough articles on line to make me want to be prepared for anything, since I feel that something is going to come down the pike, as they say, in the near future. I'd rather be safe than sorry. Your book sounds quite good, and I'll be looking forward to reading it. Happy New Year!!
(Peggy Roberson 9:26am January 1, 2014)

I keep extra canned goods and staples like pasta in case of bad weather in the winter but I don't stockpile.
(Sandy Giden 9:33am January 1, 2014)

I do now because we didn't have power yesterday.
(May Pau 10:08am January 1, 2014)

Trigger sounds great, I really enjoy survivalist stories with
groups off people like Agent Dallas. Happy New Year!
(Lisa White 10:31am January 1, 2014)

I wouldn't but my brother should would be! You should see his shelves. He is ready for anything. This book sounds great!!!
(Bonnie Capuano 10:36am January 1, 2014)

I stockpile and everyone I know says if anything ever happens they will be coming to my house. It was a god send when I broke my leg a couple of years ago and could not get around so well...Happy New Year !
(Jayne Cameron 11:39am January 1, 2014)

I usually don't stockpile too much for potential natural disasters like hurricanes. I just make sure we have enough basics to a last for a few days if we need them. The world around us usually recovers pretty quickly. Good luck with book launches. It sounds interesting.
(Amy Kincade 12:02pm January 1, 2014)

I keep enough extra just in case. Happy New Year!
(Denise Austin 12:40pm January 1, 2014)

two plots have overlapping characters and come together in an unexpected twist. This keeps this interesting,,,oh yes very.
(Shirley Sego 3:14pm January 1, 2014)

Sounds awesome!
(Vicki Hancock 4:22pm January 1, 2014)

Wow, Congrats on your new book: THE TRIGGER. I like the book
cover too! Your new book sounds so thrilling and exciting and
I would love to win it and read it this New Year in 2014.
Thank You very much. Cecilia CECE
(Cecilia Dunbar Hernandez 8:35pm January 1, 2014)

I admit to stockpiling food. I also make my own laundry
detergent. It's partially that inner girl scout and partially
my odd need to feed other people.
(Vanessa Primer 8:44pm January 1, 2014)

we have food for a month. but can't protect out property
(Michael Gallagher 9:27pm January 1, 2014)

I bought it! Plus I am going to get your new release emails
and entered your launch day contest. Super fun. Thanks
(Vanessa Primer 9:54pm January 1, 2014)

My Mom has been known to stockpile for everything. It has gotten so bad that she is like a hoarder. She is even storing food at my place. It must be the traumatic effects of suffering during World War II.
(Kai Wong 12:39pm January 2, 2014)

For me, that started about the time my kids left for school
and instead of feeding 3 teens and 2 adults, I had to
downscale for me and my husband. There came a time when the
refrigerator door wouldn't close! I got beyond that, but we
don't have to worry if a blizzard pops in tomorrow with no
advance warning.
(Janet Martin 3:32pm January 2, 2014)

I actually think it's not a bad habit to have.
(Mary Preston 5:01am January 4, 2014)

I'm very interested in Trigger. Don't stock up on much of anything. Food gets out dated to quickley.
(Barbara Wells 8:29pm January 18, 2014)