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From Booklist Donovan Nash founded Eco-Watch, a scientific research organization that prides itself on doing the right thing for the environment. Now the organization and Nash himself are under siege. Eco-Watch vessels are used to commit atrocities, and when videos of the disasters hit the Web, the company’s culpability seems reinforced. In fact, the man responsible for the crimes has a grudge against Nash and is out to ruin not only Nash but also everyone he loves and everything he has created. Can Nash figure out who wants him destroyed before the hidden enemy succeeds? Although a forced romance distracts from the main narrative, the novel boasts both male and female characters who are strong and realistic (that isn’t always the case in action-oriented thrillers). Fans of Donlay’s too-little-known Donavan Nash series will devour this one, and it may be the book that extends the author’s reach. --Jeff Ayers "Outstanding! A page-turner from start to finish. Donlay's Donovan Nash is a new American hero to follow."―E. Kelly Keady, author of the critically acclaimed The Fall of St. Sebastian“The novel boasts both male and female characters who are strong and realistic (that isn’t always the case in action-oriented thrillers). Fans of Donlay’s too-little-known Donavan Nash series will devour this one, and it may be the book that extends the author’s reach.”―Booklist"A heart-thumping ride that steams along, bringing our flawed world into pristine focus. Lots of mischief and mayhem, the characters fraught with danger, the plot hitting all the right notes. Definitely check this one out."―Steve Berry, New York Times best-selling author"A commanding thriller by a superb author. Get Deadly Echoes to the top of your must-read list right now!"―Grant Blackwood, New York Times best-selling author"Fans of Michael Crichton will not want to miss Deadly Echoes. Well researched and supremely entertaining, Philip Donlay has knocked this one out of the park!"―Ward Larsen, best-selling author of The Perfect Assassin"Donlay demonstrates a fine grasp of action-thriller boilerplate in his fourth Donovan Nash thriller...Donlay rises above genre cliché." ―Publishers Weekly Philip Donlay learned to fly at age seventeen and was first published at eighteen. In the aviation world, success came quickly and he's been flying jets since he was twenty years old. Whether flying a Saudi sheik, nighttime freight, or executives of a Fortune 500 company, Donlay has logged over six million miles while spanning the globe. Donlay burst onto the literary scene in 2004 with the publication of his first novel, Category Five , followed by Code Black , Zero Separation , Deadly Echoes , Aftershock and Pegasus Down . He is an avid fly fisherman and divides his time between Montana and the Pacific Northwest. Read more
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- Donovan Nash is a man under siege, and this time it's personal. Eco-Watch, the premier scientific research organization he founded, is being blamed for a series of violent eco-atrocities that ignite protests around the world. Behind the attacks is Garrick Pearce, a man from Donovan's past, who is bent on a ruthless vendetta. Garrick has promised that after he annihilates Eco-Watch, he'll murder everyone close to Nash. Recoiling from the damage, Donovan enlists the help of Erica, a woman who claims she has information Donovan needs, but her knowledge makes her a marked woman. Running from trained killers, the FBI and even his own organization, Donovan races from southern California to British Columbia, then finally to Alaska where he joins Eco-Watch personnel and desperately tries to stop what promises to be the worst eco-atrocity in history. With his world in tatters and everything he built seemingly destroyed, Donovan is forced to make one last desperate gamble to stop Garrick and silence the man forever-a roll of the dice that may very well cost Nash his life.
