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(More customer reviews)This was a great book about geocaching! I am an addicted geocacher myself (refer to www.geocaching.com; my geocaching name is rathergohiking) and have been waiting for a novel about geocaching to be published and finally got my wish granted. My only complaint is that the book was too short! The story line is great. This was a good effort by a first time author. I guess the next time I go out in a remote location in the woods to find a geocache in a snow storm, I'll be sure to watch my back! At the very least, I'll bring Spot, my geocaching hound dog for protection and be wary of caches that have huge rewards for first-to-finders.
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A pilot flying solo across the Austrian Alps intentionally flies his high tech aircraft into a cloud filled canyon. A computer specialist leaves his snow bound car to walk further into the Black Forest in a driving snow storm. They have an appointment they dare not miss. A constellation of satellites circling the earth is guiding them to ground zero. But why? Across the globe in a Denver office tower five of the wealthiest men on earth are meeting to plan a world class geocache event.Their exclusive treasure hunt will turn deadly in an instant. Victoria Cavanaugh, chief of security for the chairmen of the Global Geocache Society must search Europe to find the one person who can save his life. In Lyon France, her astonishing beauty disrupts Interpol headquarters as she and Inspector Sean Mason take a walking tour of the General Secretariat. Mason has issued an Interpol Code Purple warning. He knows a predator is prowling Europe. He trusts no one. Not even Victoria.
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