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Title	:	The Bridge To Caracas (The King Trilogy #1)
Author	:	Stephen Douglass
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 171 pages
Published	:	(first published June 23rd 2011)
Categories	:	Thriller. Mystery. Crime. Romance. Suspense. Mystery Thriller. Business. Amazon

The Bridge To Caracas (The King Trilogy #1) Kindle Edition | Pages: 171 pages

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Librarian Note: Alternate Cover Edition for ASIN: B00DJ5GM14. How was an incredible $325,000,000 theft achieved using The Peace Bridge as a fulcrum? It was a piece of national history. The story had to be told. One of the largest and most audacious gasoline tax evasion scams in Canadian and U.S. history. The perpetrator used The Peace Bridge, spanning The Niagara River, to facilitate his crime, and his private Cessna to transport the enormous fruits of the theft to the “safety” of a Cayman Island bank. The scam netted an amount “that makes The New York State Lottery look like a Sunday school collection.” Cynical and remorselessly ruthless, the thief possesses a brilliant criminal mind, has enormous contempt for the law, police, governments, and the system in which they function. He assumes rules are for fools, and takes sadistic pleasure in breaking them.

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After reading Steve Douglass new thriller The Bridge To Caracas, I promise youll never again feel the same about pulling up to a gas pump. And once you start filling your tank, youll wonder what youre filling your tank with. And the thought of that will probably cause your spine to tingle. Thanks Steve.The driving force of this fast-paced story, set in the 60s and 70s, is the cutthroat world of gasoline distribution among indie Canadian and U.S. suppliers primarily for the purpose of

This is one of the fastest moving suspense novels I have read in a while. Underneath it all GREED is a powerful motivator which can ultimately grab in it's clutches both criminal minds and seemingly good and honest people. The oil industry with it's billions to be had in profits is where the action takes place. Within this story there are a couple of star-crossed lovers. Although this could conceivably happen-and may have partially according to the authors bio-I truly think that regulating the

Taking in THE BRIDGE TO CARACAS feels like watching an action movie. You will find yourself at the edge of your seat, rooting for the good guy, Mike King, to triumph over the bad guy, Jim Servito, and to end up wining the girl, Karen Taylor. Inspired by a real crime, where scam netted an amount that makes The New York State Lottery look like a Sunday school collection, here is a plot-driven story, which opens right into action, with the scene of hijacking a plane. You will find yourself with

I really enjoyed this book. Oil and gasoline aren't subjects that come up too often in my reading, so I found this really interesting, especially since I knew practically nothing about the business behind it, and the possible corruption. The book has suspense and a bit of romance, and kept me engaged the whole time. I listened to the Audible audio version and I enjoyed the narration by Mathias Lenssen. I thought he did a good job giving unique voices to the characters without them sounding too

Fast-paced, enjoyable thriller with a tiny dash of romantic interest. Just the kind I like. The author uses his extensive knowledge of the oil industry to write a compelling overview of how things can go wrong when greedy people abuse the system. I liked the characters and could easily relate to them, but there were times I couldn't imagine King getting out of his own way. However, the author managed to pull him out of trouble quite brilliantly.

I downloaded this book a while ago and just recently got the opportunity to read it. Stephen has a wonderful way in which he develops his characters. I cared. Which for me, as everybody knows is the most important element in creative writing. I felt in this book deeply but I also was NOT lost in the details of a lifelong work history. I LOVED this book. Sincerely yours!

Good story requiring a good editorNot a bad read, but then again, not a great read. Yep, middle of the road. Before I wrote the review, I went back to see if a new version is available. Not at this time.The premise of the story surrounds the love Karen Taylor and Mike King share. It is abruptly interrupted when Karen becomes a hostage and is reported among the dead. Mike is devastated and moves on with his life. During her captivity he graduates from University and becomes involved in the Oil