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Black Harvest (Noah Wolf)David Archer

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Black Harvest (Noah Wolf)

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Pages
304
Published
2025
Publisher
Right House

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The story

WHEN HUMAN TRAFFICKERS DEAL IN BOTH SLAVES AND HARVESTED ORGANS, NOAH MUST BREAK EVERY RULE TO RESCUE HIS TEAMMATES BEFORE ONE OF THEM IS LOST FOREVER. Noah Wolf is quickly becoming one of the top names in the world of espionage. With well over 2 million copies sold and hundreds of thousands of five-star reviews, this perennial USA Today bestselling series will be sure to keep your heart pounding well into the night.

Noah and the team go after the most despicable organization they've ever encountered: human traffickers that deal not only in slaves, but also in harvested organs. Using organ donor recruitment groups on college campuses, they choose their victims carefully and keep them prisoner until their organs have been sold on the black market.

Because the organization is so widespread, the team goes in three separate directions to take them out. Unfortunately, that leads to Jenny, Renée and Sarah all being captured while Noah is all the way across the country from them. While Noah uses Wally's latest tricks and breaks every rule to get to them, the three girls are faced with a terrible choice.

The only possible hope is for one of them to sacrifice herself, but which one will it be?

Fans of Child, Flynn, Clancy, and others will find common cause with the man who must do what it takes to keep his country safe. David Archer's breakthrough series is rampant with action, betrayal, politics, and yes...death. If that makes you feel all warm and cozy inside, be sure to give this series a shot!

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