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Flying Air Electric is a noveau-sci thriller that pits Brad and Lissy against the threat of revenge and the evils of terrorism. When Brad Ganderson's scientific team develops a palm-sized flying drone capable of remotely gathering information about clandestine terrorist activities, they never suspected one of their own would sell the plans to terrorists. When the industrial spy is unmasked and ready to disclose his underworld contact, he meets death in a horrifying way. The killer had modified the flying drone into a device that could be used to destroy other spy-drones in addition to its use as a weapon. Brad teams-up with the police to trap the murderer, but becomes entrapped instead. Only when certain death threatens, the aid of his two beautiful partners saves him and together they battle the forces of evil. Author Jonathon Glane sequels his successful novel Treasure at Two Twelve in an electrifying tale-imaginative and suspenseful.

In Treasure at Two Twelve, Jonathon Glane delivers a thriller that's impossible to put down. America is desperate for a domestic energy source and Brad Gunderson, a young man learning about energy distribution by working in the oil fields of Texas, may have found the answer. He meets Lissy and learns of a geothermal field, and then a machine capable of beaming electricity from undersea geothermal fields to aboveground power stations―a technology guaranteed to resolve one major facet of our energy crisis. The genius who developed the machine realizes that he's created something with devastating potential and greed takes over: he sells the technology to a terrorist organization. Suddenly, the future of the world might very well depend on the smarts of young Brad. What ensues is pure drama, with arson and murder thrown in. Like a runaway train, the pace increases, culminating in a gripping drama where Brad's life is on the line and the race for power becomes a race to the death.