An Evil Trade

The World is a Dangerous Place to Live... And Die.This dark and twisty spy thriller the latest in Eades Paladine Political Thriller series portrays a team of battle-hardened agents as they combat international conspiracies in a world where betrayal lurks around every corner and shadowy groups pull everyones strings. Robert Garcia who does black ops work for a mysterious agency is assigned to stop an ISIS plot to traffic in human organs. He accomplishes this with horrific efficiency but a sudden betrayal sends Garcia in a new direction in what increasingly looks like a suicide mission--and he can trust no one.Book Five in Award-winning seriesBook 1: Paladine 2017 RONE Award Winner 2016 BookLife Quarter FinalistBook 2: Russian Holiday 2017 RONE Award NomineeBook 3: Traffick Stop 2017 Readers Favorite Silver Medal WinnerBook 4: UnwantedDiscover what critics are saying about this new terrorism thriller series: Readers who like coolly competent killers plying their trade with unadorned prose will find themselves quickly turning pages until the end. Publishers Weekly Booklife ReviewsReaders of international thrillers and military fiction will find the nonstop action and espionage scenarios gripping. Midwest Book ReviewKenneth is one of our strongest thriller writers on the scene and the fact that he draws his stories from the contemporary philosophical landscape is very much to his credit. Another top-flight novel from the master of intrigue - one of his best series yet. Kenneth has become our go-to man for thrillers. Grady Harp Literary AficionadoFive books removed from Eades excellent series debut An Evil Trade feels just as urgent as the original. This is largely due to the subject matter which is derived from actual ISIS atrocities. Whats more Robert is a robust character who is essentially nationless due to the complexities of his trade. While his allies and enemies alike span the globe the lack of official affiliation with a government entity makes his plight feel especially precarious. For newcomers to the series Eade provides just enough backstory to make An Evil Trade a viable entry point. He also uses his platform to illustrate the dangers of competing oligarchies and demagoguery on politics. BestThrillersAn Evil Trade by Kenneth Eade is an engaging fast-paced novel a fantastic page-turner that felt like an action movie. I enjoyed the simple layout of this complex story because so much was going on in the book but Kenneth tied it up neatly. The thorough blending of fact and fiction is another point that this novel gets from me. I could clearly see that the book touched on the situation of the United States regarding politics racism and corruption. It also sheds some light on the organ trafficking issue across Syria Turkey and the whole of Europe. Kenneth wove a compelling story that made me laugh yet kept me on edge because the suspense was killing me. I hope to read a sequel to this book! Readers Favorite