The Sunset Gun

Stephen Stone is a Detective working for the New York City Police department. Despite occasional feats of case work that some might consider exceptional, he believes himself to be an average, mainstream human being. He will soon discover, however, that he is anything but average. Stone's life begins to unravel when one by one, the people closest to him are murdered by a mysteriously silent and brutal Specter. Stone must find the answers he seeks from a woman named Nancy Englert who has recently emerged from a catatonic state and holds the key to his past as well as his future. He soon discovers however, that he is not the only one in search of Nancy. The only question is who will find her first...

Stephen Stone is a Detective working for the New York City Police department. Despite occasional feats of case work that some might consider exceptional, he believes himself to be an average, mainstream human being. He will soon discover, however, that he is anything but average. Stone’s life begins to unravel when one by one, the people closest to him are murdered by a mysteriously silent and brutal Specter. Stone must find the answers he seeks from a woman named Nancy Englert who has recently emerged from a catatonic state and holds the key to his past as well as his future. He soon discovers, however, that he is not the only one in search of Nancy. The only question is who will find her first . . .

A new weapon that could change the face of the earth. Arthur Beecham, a scientist who used to work in the field of particle physics, once proposed that a beam of atomic particles could be used as a weapon. When the wing of a hospital prison in China is destroyed, two things immediately strike. One, there was an old Caucasian prisoner being held there. Two, no explosives were used to destroy the wall. When Hamish Penhurst tracks CIA agent Tarp down, he brings news of the destruction at the Chinese hospital prison. All thoughts immediately turn to Arthur Beecham. Was it possible for his proposition to have become a reality? If the particle beam exists, Tarp knows that Arthur Beecham will be a sought-after man. He needs to be taken out of China, and Tarp is the only one who can help him. Praise for George Bartram : "A new kind of antihero in a thriller filled with fine touches and telling detail." - New York Times "Excellent entertainment!" - San Francisco Examiner-Chronicle George Bartram is the pseudonym of Kenneth Cameron, a former U.S. Navy Intelligence officer born in Indiana in 1931. He has written over 30 books, including Africa on Film and The Aelian Fragment, as well as a military thriller series with his son, published under the name Gordon Kent.