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An unconventional DIA agent tracks a terorrist cell with a dirty bomb to Cardiff. If detonated, it could kill thousands and it’s radioactive material would be traced to the US which would permanently destroy US/UK relations. ~~~This is for the 3rd novel in my Jullian Beck Adventures
DIA? An American agent must track and disable a dirty bomb destined for Cardiff before it can be detonated thereby destroying US/UK relations. This alone gets the job done for this sort of story. It is generic, but convey a solid description of the story.
DIA?
An American agent must track and disable a dirty bomb destined for Cardiff before it can be detonated thereby destroying US/UK relations.
This alone gets the job done for this sort of story. It is generic, but convey a solid description of the story.
See lessAfter defying direct orders to abandon a helpess infant, a crack-shot sniper must embark on a dangerous journey to smuggle the baby across the border of a raging Civil War.
So, you want me to watch a disobedient sniper running through some war zone while carrying a baby? I'd pass, sorry.
So, you want me to watch a disobedient sniper running through some war zone while carrying a baby? I’d pass, sorry.
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Jibby, I'm confused at what the plot is for your thriller. You need to check out the formula for writing a logline and then applying it to what happens in your own story in a clear, razor-sharp and short-as-possible sentence. Good luck,
Jibby,
I’m confused at what the plot is for your thriller. You need to check out the formula for writing a logline and then applying it to what happens in your own story in a clear, razor-sharp and short-as-possible sentence.
Good luck,
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