Peanut Butter Pipeline

Peanut Butter Pipeline

by Rachael L. McIntosh

Part of Security Through Absurdity, Book IV

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The year is 2012 and the world is oblivious to the political and financial transformation unfolding. Being unwittingly caught in the crossfire Jocelyn McLaren is deposited in Argentina with her kids and mother for safe keeping as Ethan Lowe hatches a plan of Resistance!Meanwhile, back in the United States their former co-worker, IT guy Jerry Apario, and rookie FBI agent Mark Witherall attempt to solve the mystery of Jocelyn’s disappearance, forcing them to outsmart the powers that would rather see them dead.The Peanut Butter Pipeline is a contemporary epic journey meets GenX informational Easter egg hunt. Obscuring fact in the name of fiction the plot spans the globe and the stakes couldn’t be higher.In this fourth book of The Security Through Absurdity series author Rachael L. McIntosh’s writing gets more layered and darkly abstract while still holding true to her form. Avid readers will perceive influences of CJ Hopkins and Nathan Hill.This book is RATED M for mature language and violent situations.

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