Press release -
Step aside Mr. James Bond - Introducing Keeno McCole
INTRUSION: A KEENO ACTION NOVEL, is the first in this new series of novels introducing Keeno McCole, a man who, at the age of four, prevents his father from brutally killing his mother, and who goes on to become the anti-christ of terrorism in Canada. McCole heads up the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) anti-terrorism department, and with his hand-picked team, they take on the worst of the worst, in the second largest land-mass in the world. INTRUSION takes the reader from the deep dark Canadian north, into America, to China, Toronto and Vancouver, on an adrenaline pumping, finger-nail biting action ride, as McCole and his team go up against the worst kind of terrorism, from within. This tall, slim, dark skinned Canadian is destined to become a new action figure in the iconic world of crime fighters. So yes, I say to Mr. Bond, step aside, because Keeno McCole is here.
Réal Laplaine
Author -
www.reallaplaine.com
www.reallaplaine.wordpress.com
INTRUSION: A KEENO ACTION NOVEL is available through on-line book outlets, such as;
www.chapters.indigo.ca, www.amazon.com and www.barnesandnoble.com not to mention other independent book distributors, and is published through Asteroid Publishing www.asteroidpublishing.ca
Topics
- Literature
Categories
- keeno mccole
- intrusion: a keeno action novel
- réal laplaine
- rcmp
- canada
- terrorist novel
- terrorism
- rfid chips
- human implants
Réal Laplaine writes from both imagination and experience. He writes human stories, and while fictional in nature, they reflect the struggles to achieve dreams, to hold to principles and integrity, and to accomplish justice and human rights. Throughout his writings is a thread of realism - because in part, he has lived some of the things he writes of. He has experienced having a gun aimed at his head, or a knife put to his back. He has prevented women and men from being beaten. He has pulled unconscious people from a burning car, and he has fought fires from Hollywood to the range fires of California. His own background, and childhood, was no stranger to violence and abuse, so he understands the nature of the beast when he writes about people.
