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In his third novel, Mark Graham fashions a thrilling adventure that moves like the wind from England to Istanbul, from the shores of the Black Sea to the mountains of Asia Minor to the Fire Temple of Karmin-Yar, where Kaine discovers that the Persian gold is being looted and exchanged.

In his third novel, Mark Graham fashions a thrilling adventure that moves like the wind from England to Istanbul, from the shores of the Black Sea to the mountains of Asia Minor to the Fire Temple of Karmin-Yar, where Kaine discovers that the Persian gold is being looted and exchanged in the poppy fields of Turkey for what will become heroin. Throughout the novel Kaine finds himself the object of a deadly cat-and-mouse game involving Scotland Yard, the . Drug Enforcement Agency, ruthless heroin dealers, and the beautiful, enigmatic adventuress Jaymin Bartel, who may or may not be the enemy.

Nelson DeMille says of The Fire Theft, This is a gripping, galloping adventure. You’ll love the exotic locales and the rich, compelling characters.

In the year 313 ., the ancient Persian city of Karmin-Yar was destroyed by an immense earthquake that reshaped the coast of the Black Sea. Buried in the wreckage was a century’s worth of Persian gold. Nelson DeMille says of The Fire Theft, This is a gripping, galloping adventure.

In his third novel, Mark Graham fashions a thrilling adventure that moves like the wind from England to Istanbul, from the shores of the Black Sea to the mountains of Asia Minor to the Fire Temple of Karmin-Yar, where Kaine discovers that the Persian gold is being looted and exchanged in the poppy fields of Turkey for what will become heroin.

My individual works of fiction include, The Harbinger, The Missing Sixth and The Fire Theft. Suspense thrillers that involve assignation plots, tangled love lives, diabolical villains, and relentless and righteous good guys.

He also discovers that the sinking was no accident, and that its consequences would reach to Karmin-Yar itself

By (author) Mark Graham. He also discovers that the sinking was no accident, and that its consequences would reach to Karmin-Yar itself. In his third novel, Mark Graham fashions a thrilling adventure that moves like the wind from England to Istanbul, from the shores of the Black Sea to the mountains of Asia Minor to the Fire Temple of Karmin-Yar, where Kaine discovers that the.

Mark Graham is an American thriller and suspense novelist. His works of fiction include The Harbinger, The Missing Sixth, and The Fire Theft. He has written and published several critically acclaimed full-length novels - The Five Portals, The Natanz Directive, The Harbinger, The Missing Sixth, The Fire Theft.

by. Graham, Mark, 1950-. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books.

Получить печатную версию этой книги . Mark Harril Saunders was born and raised in the Washington, . area and holds degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Virginia, where he was a Henry Hoyns Fellow. He has traveled extensively in Europe, the Middle East, the former Soviet Union, and China.

Kaine's tenure has been cut short by the Turkish government. When the Calais-to-Dover ferry carrying his daughter is deliberately sunk, Kaine becomres the object of a deadly cat-and-mouse game that seems to involve everyone from Scotland Yard to the American embassy.