Remo Williams: The Adventures Continue is now available now from Bold Venture Press. Hardcover, paperback, and ebooks are available at www.boldventurepress.com and Amazon.
Remo Williams: The Adventures Continue! When Democracy came under attack, CURE unleashes The Destroyer to battle all manner of evil. I have a story in this one called "O' Deadly Deathtrap!"
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This was a dream gig. I love this character.
Enjoy!
Bobby
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Remo’s back, unarmed and dangerous ...with Harold W. Smith, grey-hearted director of CURE, and the inscrutable Chiun, Reigning Master of Sinanju, in twelve stories by the original authors and several newcomers!
A “dead” cop awoke to find himself recruited into a clandestine agency; enlisted as a government assassin; trained to the absolute peak of human perfection in Sinanju, the sun-source of all martial arts. Remo Williams became Sinanju — and then he became The Destroyer, America’s best last hope to uphold the Constitution — by circumventing its laws.
With Democracy under attack, CURE unleashes The Destroyer to battle all manner of evil, including Fidel Castro’s “Broadcast War”; a K-Pop band on a tour of ill-will; a weapons manufacturer with a thrifty method of maximizing profit and death; a street gang staking out Central Park; a rival house of assassins with a centuries-long grudge; and an unpopular candidate’s election team decides assassination is the best route to the White House — until they meet the best assassin of all.
Edited by Rich Harvey, publisher.
“Master Chuin’s Happy Inconvenience” by Mark Ellis
“Broadcast War” by Will Murray
“O’ Deadly Deathtrap” by Bobby Nash
“The K-Pop Killers” by Eric Esquivel
“Terminal Philosophy” by Warren Murphy and Will Murray
“The Cold Trail” by Gerald Welch
“Dragon Fire” by Bryan Young
“A Volting Development” by Patrick Thomas
“Chiun, Master of Meteorology” by Bruce James Rae
“Death Rattle” by Robert Jeschonek
“Mission: Deplorable” by Molly Cochran