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    One Too Many, The Trilogy
    One Too Many, The Trilogy
    One Too Many, The Trilogy
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    One Too Many, The Trilogy

    By Tim Lynch, Sr

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    The long-awaited compilation of Books 1, 2, and 3 of "One Too Many" from the Carrie Call Series. A beautiful lady spy (Carrie Call) is rewarded for her success by being put on a "Hit List" by her own boss, who brings new meaning to the term "Identity Theft". Carrie learns of her boss' intent and takes creative measures for her own survival, enlisting the aid of some highly-unlikely allies. Enjoy the exciting conclusion of "One Too Many" from the author of "Musings..."

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTim Lynch, Sr
    Release dateAug 27, 2014
    ISBN9781311840240
    One Too Many, The Trilogy
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    Tim Lynch, Sr

    Mr. Lynch is the 6th 0f 14 children (10 girls & 4 boys), a Viet Nam vet, married with 3 children, and 3 grand-children. At age 23 his title was "Manager of the Empire State Building", and later worked as a Life Insurance Agent, Correctional Officer/Bailiff, DJ at a Tampa FM radio station, sold cruise vacations, owned and operated his own Flower Shop, and did Security work. His most important and rewarding job: Father!He is passionate about his interests which include Languages, Music, Martial Arts, various sciences, travel, and Writing.He is committed to God, Family, and Country (in that order), and believes a patriot is never too old to die for his Country, but admits it's better if the enemy dies for his. Besides writing "Musings...", he has also written "One Too Many", a trilogy of short stories, and is finishing a novel, "The Ultimate Secret". He lives in Florida where he spends much time gardening.

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      One Too Many, The Trilogy - Tim Lynch, Sr

      One Too Many

      The Trilogy

      From the Carrie Call Series

      by Tim Lynch, Sr.

      One Too Many – The Trilogy

      Copyright ｩ 2014 Tim Lynch, Sr.

      All Rights Reserved

      {Previously published 1993}

      Cover Design by Laura Shinn Designs

      http://laurashinn.yolasite.com

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      This book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. It may not be copied or reproduced in any manner without express written permission of the author. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy or copies. If you did not purchase this book or it was not purchased for your use, please go to Smashwords.com to purchase your personal copy.

      Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      One Too Many – The Trilogy is a work of fiction. Though some of the cities and towns actually exist they are used in a fictitious manner for purposes of this work. All characters are works of fiction and any names or characteristics similar to any person past, present or future are coincidental.

      One Too Many, The Trilogy

      Book One

      Chapter 1

      Thomas Holt sat at his desk anxiously screening one of the five newspapers he voraciously read every day. He was especially jittery today since one of his field agents was hours overdue in checking in.

      Holt was a fifty-two year old Section Chief in the Central Intelligence Agency. He started when he was twenty-eight and had a somewhat lustrous career as he helped recruit weirdos, an unflattering term for those who had trouble fitting in yet had talents of their own. Through his guidance, they were quite useful to the Agency. His cover was usually as an Import/Export business-owner. He also (quietly) collected statuary from around the world as a hobby.

      Holt was a Peter Coyote-looking kind of guy, lean and muscular because he stayed fit by playing racquetball and working out at the gym five or six days a week. But today he was anxiously waiting to get word of an agent he had sent to the Middle East. The agent was ten hours overdue in sending arrival confirmation through the network. Holt's policy was that, after twelve hours, just two hours away, the agent should be presumed lost, that is, dead or captured.

      Holt had sent his favorite field agent on this especially-nerve-wracking assignment. The agent was Carrie Call, a five-foot, ten-inch green-eyed blonde, almost as pretty as Natasha Henstridge. He had recruited her just a few years earlier. She'd been a Martial Arts student of a weirdo Holt had used for some small jobs as a hippy freak in the late sixties.

      Miss Call was a strong-minded athlete, very clever and resourceful, who could adapt quickly to situations. She quickly mastered many weapons, even the exotic ones, and was highly skilled in the use of disguises. Holt knew more about her than even she knew, for he investigated potential recruits quite thoroughly, sometimes burying things he discovered if it served his purposes.

      And now, Miss Call was about to be placed on the List of the Lost without ever having known all about her past.

      Chapter 2

      Holt turned the page of the newspaper, and was shocked as he read the headline: LOCAL MARKSMANSHIP CHAMPION INJURED IN CAR CHASE. Under the headline was the photo of a face he knew. The article told how a Louisiana Deputy was injured in a car crash in Shreveport, Louisiana, and had sustained a head injury resulting in amnesia, then lapsing into a coma. Holt was stunned as he read the article and, after regaining his composure, placed himself on the next flight to Shreveport, making one short, but critical detour before boarding the plane.

      Upon arriving in Shreveport, Holt enlisted the help of the local FBI chief in identifying Holt as the Deputy's only living relative.

      Holt had the comatose Deputy signed out of the hospital and placed in a private ambulance, and taken to the airport where a chartered jet was waiting.

      The jet brought them to a secluded private one thousand, two hundred-acre estate east of Dallas, Texas. The estate was like a resort for V. I. P.s and select guests. Besides a runway, it had just about every amenity one could imagine, including a private, state-of-the-art Medical Clinic.

      The comatose patient was placed in a private room in the clinic and monitored 'round the clock by the Medical staff.

      A team of

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