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No Prisoners Taken

No Prisoners Taken

WILLIAM AGUNWA

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Editorial:
GABRIEL AGUNWAH
Año de edición:
2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
ISBN:
9798235720848
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Peter Ofondo, survivor of William Agunwa’s A Shadowed Dawn, returns to Nigeria to battle against the 4-1-9 syndicate, a mafia-style organization with contacts in high places, who thrived under a previous regime of General Abacha. Peter’s father, a titled chief in his eighties, has just been killed - his car was accidentally caught in the crossfire of a brutal 4-1-9 feud - and Peter is determined to avenge his death amidst a corrupt government and ruthless criminals.'NO PRISONERS TAKEN' is a pacy thriller which succeeds in combining fact with fiction while remaining engaging about the Nigerian Mafia-style organisation, the 4-1-9 syndicate.

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