Martyrs All Action Packed Espionage Thriller (3/3‪)‬

Martyrs All Spies & Politics Thriller (3/3) opens with Candy Gotella and Chief Agent Chuck Burke of the DEA breaking into the law offices of Shusterman, Daniels, Novak, and Shusterman. They find the records needed to build the government's case against the Mustalaro crime family. Unfortunately, Candy's purse drops to the floor during an episode of intense lovemaking and her car keys end up under a desk and out of sight.

Roughly at the same time, Don Alberto Enrique Nayari leads an air land attack on the Baracoa Air Force Base in Columbia. The attack goes well for the Libertador's Clandestinas. They leave the base with a huge collection of weapons and ammunition. The rebels would have made good their escape without leaving a trace of evidence behind except the Don's helicopter makes a forced landing on the base after small arms fire severs some of its hydraulic lines. Nayari's men took the precaution of painting over the tail numbers on the JetRanger helicopter. Yet, this subterfuge only buys them time.

Karen Howell rests in a hospital bed, overwhelmed by the fact a Columbian drug lord wants her husband arrested and extradited to Bogota. Friends gather at her bedside, they bring her attention to Dan Rather on the CBS news. Karen learns the people in Bogota have dropped their case against her husband, now she wants to go home and get back to the roles of wife and mother.

Candy Gotella listens to a surveillance tape she found in Chuck Burke's briefcase. She hears Nick Castelli bragging about the fact he killed her father Joey. Worse, Chuck admits Nick killed Candy's boyfriend Lonny. Candy weeps, Nick made 'De Votio's' out of the two most important men in her life. Candy makes her way to the Seven Hills Restaurant with Chuck's service revolver hidden close to her heart.

Jair Jaco is just as unhappy with the fact a DEA agent killed the love of his life, Gloria Encanto, as he is pleased with the results of the raid on the Baracoa Air Force Base. He leads a team of rebels / drug dealers in an attack on the Supreme Court. They take all twenty-two supreme-court justices hostage. Not surprising, their demands include an airplane and eleven million dollars in cash. Will a team of soldiers in the Columbian National Guard thwart Jair's grandiose scheme?

Don Alberto Nayari can no longer conceal his paramilitary activities from the media. He is out in the open as an anti-government rebel. Some speculate he might be the clandestine head of the F.A.R.C. (Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Columbia). It would be in the Don's best interest to flee the country. Unfortunately, his super model wife is still in the hospital. She remains in a coma following the attempt on their lives by the mafia types from Philadelphia.

Don Alberto Enrique Nayari lets out with a world-weary sigh. His first duty is to settle-up with Jair Jaco. The young hot head who destroyed his plans for the people of Columbia. The third book draws to a close with Alberto's life unwinding like that of Admiral Gaspard II de Coligny's, the main victim of the Saint Bartholomew's Day Massacre (23 August 1572). By Jeff Dejent in association with Dynamic Entry Productions, LLC