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Brogan Abroad. SYNOPSIS
Brogan Abroad
is a tale of true-life experiences. Brogan plans on none of the three
life-threatening adventures thrust upon him. Each destines him, should
results not meet expectations, to having his throat slit in some dark
alley…
Yet what can a man do, when, to accomplish one, I must fail at another?
He
finds himself, while running from threats promised firstly by a
cocaine-smuggling cartel, secondly getting involved in smuggling
high-profile prostitutes from Thailand into Australia, only to be
unwittingly conscripted as an intelligence pawn in Sudan’s
revolution.
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Brogan,
a travel journalist, is innocently inveigled in a drug running
operation when police raid his neighbour’s house in
Sydney’s Paddington.
In
an attempt to hide from the drug cartel while completing a writing
commitment in Thailand, he is approached to assist Australian
authorities crack the trafficking—or should that, his alter-ego
insisted, read ‘smuggling’, into Australia, of a
high-profile prostitute. Whilst awaiting his application to smuggle
such a lady through the system, he is given an assignment to travel to
the Sudan to research a major story. The career benefits to be accrued
are significant.
So
he goes, despite aware that time-wise, he is cutting things fine on
getting his lady to Sydney—only to be caught up in the
Sudan’s bloody mayhem.
He
is devastated to discover, once there, the key to achieving his goal
has led him down the labyrinth of revolution intrigue. He finds himself
a courier of top-secret information…
…But for which bloody side? I am a pawn trapped in a no-man’s land!
When at last beginning to believe he can get back to Thailand in time
to complete his flesh-trade assignment so that that cartel
doesn’t join the others gunning for him, the revolution breaks
out. He is grounded in a country with closed borders—no foreigner
can leave until only God knows when!
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All
three ‘adventures’ intertwined in this recounting are true
experiences. The real names of the characters involved have been
changed in order to preserve true identities.
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