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After twenty years hunting terrorists under orders to "render harmless", USMC Master Sergeant Marcus Orlando Johnson, Mojo to his friends, settles into a quiet rural retirement on his childhood home in the Alaskan backwoods. But the idyllic retirement is shattered when Marcus comes across soldiers of America's staunchest enemy who are about to unleash a nightmarish biological weapon on the world from the most unexpected of places.

With the help of his ex-fiancee, the beautiful Korean born State Trooper Lonnie Wyatt, and the chance reunion of his old special operations buddy Harley Wasner, they race to stop a potentially devastating terrorist attack with worldwide implications but even nature is against them as the temperatures plummet to 65 below.

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By: Nancy Moore
Basil: I so enjoyed 65 Below! I am a voice actor and many of the podiocasts I hear are not well done. Let me commend you on not only the production but your character accents. The Scots dialect was absolutely amazing. Congratulations on a great "listen" and a fantastic story. I hope to hear more about Lahni and MoJo soon!

By: Grant
I've listened to "65 Below" and almost all of "Karl's Last Flight" and have enjoyed them both immensely. I congratulate and thank you for producing exciting, well-written thrillers with a bare minimum of crudity and profane language. I really appreciated Mojo's commitment to sexual purity and Esther's stand for Christ. It's quite refreshing to have wholesome heroes who aren't namby-pamby boring goody-two-shoes. Thanks! -Grant W. Coleman

By: rob snooks
i rarely comment on a book that ive read or listened to , its only when i am really moved emotionly that i do, now this has on occasion got me into hot water because i dont suffer fools gladly so its more often than not that its a rant that i give rather than praise! but i must say this book was outstanding, definetly the best book by far that i have listened to this year, its the first book ive listen to by Basil Sands but i hope not the last ...keep up the great work basil! excellent stuff.

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