The Somali Deception Episode IV (A Cameron Kincaid Serial) by Daniel Arthur Smith
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THE SOMALI
DECEPTION
EPISODE IV
By
Daniel Arthur Smith
This ebook is licensed for your
personal enjoyment only.
Your support and respect for the property of this author is
appreciated.
This book
is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, is purely
coincidental. The characters are
productions of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously.
The Somali Deception
EPISODE IV
Original Copyright © 2010 by
Daniel Arthur Smith
Copyright © 2013 by Daniel
Arthur Smith
All rights reserved Holt Smith
ltd
Also for Kindle by Daniel Arthur
Smith
The Cameron Kincaid Adventures
The Cathari Treasure
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE I
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE II
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE III
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE IV
UK Kindle US Kindle
The Somali Deception THE
COMPLETE EDITION
UK Kindle US Kindle
The Literary Series
The Potter’s Daughter
UK
Kindle US Kindle
Opening Day: A Short Story
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
* * * * *
For Susan, Tristan, &
Oliver, as all things are.
&
To all of the others that choose
to use crayons to color their rainbows.
* * * * *
Table of
Contents
EPISODE
IV
Chapter 57
Chapter 58
Chapter 59
Chapter 60
Chapter 61
Chapter 62
Chapter 63
Chapter 64
Chapter 65
Chapter 66
Chapter 67
Chapter 68
Chapter 69
Chapter 70
Chapter 71
Chapter 72
A Note from the Author
About the Author
Connect with Me Online
* * * * *
EPISODE IV
* * *
* *
Chapter 57
Gstaad, Switzerland
The Volvo was travelling far
faster than the posted limit, and as they traversed the incline of the winding
road, Pepe continued to accelerate. The engine loaded RPMs onto each gear in succession, amplifying the
illusion of speed and momentum. Cameron felt the sensation of being thrust up, out, and around the
curves. He would have preferred to
drive yet had to defer to Pepe. Before leaving Paris, Pepe had secured the car, so there was never a
question or an option for Cameron to do more than ease back and take in the
Alps.
Of things to see in the world,
the scenery of the Alps was among the most beautiful. A Mozart sonata filled the car. Cameron tapped his knee to the
exhilarating tempo. The thinner air
of the higher elevation gave the shimmering surface of Lake Geneva a fairy tale
glisten. The iconic Alps, the
pastoral valleys, and glacier groomed slopes, were all postcard perfect. From the French Alps through the Swiss,
the villages became evermore ornate. Even the jumbled architecture of Montreux, spanning from medieval
snapshots of eras past to modern symbols of culture and the utmost wealth, had
an enticing appeal.
Cameron and Pepe would soon
arrive at their destination in the Bernese Oberland, a fairy tale in the Alps,
brought to life by the architectural wonders of the Gstaad super rich. Each chalet a paradise, an oasis, a
manifestation of the vanity of artisans, architects, and interior designers
with no budget limitation. The
breathtaking uniform chalets, ornately carved from local wood, each hid a
literal underground to which Cameron was familiar. The picture perfect facades, a modest
three-meters above the surface, hid high-tech fortresses, five times as large,
in the depths of Oberbort, Gstaad’s most fashionable area. Reinforced by nuclear bomb proof
concrete, these mansions under the earth held in their bellies, swimming pools,
fitness centers, spas, movie theaters, vintage car stocked garages, and wine
cellars large enough to store a small vineyard. Cameron had been here several times
before, as a chef, and to play, and years ago as an agent. Quieter than St. Moritz, and far more
exclusive, the unscrupulous found comfort amongst celebrity and wealth.
Five minutes from the Gstaad
Palace hotel, the valley’s monument to
DECEPTION
EPISODE IV
By
Daniel Arthur Smith
This ebook is licensed for your
personal enjoyment only.
Your support and respect for the property of this author is
appreciated.
This book
is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, is purely
coincidental. The characters are
productions of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously.
The Somali Deception
EPISODE IV
Original Copyright © 2010 by
Daniel Arthur Smith
Copyright © 2013 by Daniel
Arthur Smith
All rights reserved Holt Smith
ltd
Also for Kindle by Daniel Arthur
Smith
The Cameron Kincaid Adventures
The Cathari Treasure
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE I
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE II
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE III
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
The Somali Deception EPISODE IV
UK Kindle US Kindle
The Somali Deception THE
COMPLETE EDITION
UK Kindle US Kindle
The Literary Series
The Potter’s Daughter
UK
Kindle US Kindle
Opening Day: A Short Story
UK
Kindle US
Kindle
* * * * *
For Susan, Tristan, &
Oliver, as all things are.
&
To all of the others that choose
to use crayons to color their rainbows.
* * * * *
Table of
Contents
EPISODE
IV
Chapter 57
Chapter 58
Chapter 59
Chapter 60
Chapter 61
Chapter 62
Chapter 63
Chapter 64
Chapter 65
Chapter 66
Chapter 67
Chapter 68
Chapter 69
Chapter 70
Chapter 71
Chapter 72
A Note from the Author
About the Author
Connect with Me Online
* * * * *
EPISODE IV
* * *
* *
Chapter 57
Gstaad, Switzerland
The Volvo was travelling far
faster than the posted limit, and as they traversed the incline of the winding
road, Pepe continued to accelerate. The engine loaded RPMs onto each gear in succession, amplifying the
illusion of speed and momentum. Cameron felt the sensation of being thrust up, out, and around the
curves. He would have preferred to
drive yet had to defer to Pepe. Before leaving Paris, Pepe had secured the car, so there was never a
question or an option for Cameron to do more than ease back and take in the
Alps.
Of things to see in the world,
the scenery of the Alps was among the most beautiful. A Mozart sonata filled the car. Cameron tapped his knee to the
exhilarating tempo. The thinner air
of the higher elevation gave the shimmering surface of Lake Geneva a fairy tale
glisten. The iconic Alps, the
pastoral valleys, and glacier groomed slopes, were all postcard perfect. From the French Alps through the Swiss,
the villages became evermore ornate. Even the jumbled architecture of Montreux, spanning from medieval
snapshots of eras past to modern symbols of culture and the utmost wealth, had
an enticing appeal.
Cameron and Pepe would soon
arrive at their destination in the Bernese Oberland, a fairy tale in the Alps,
brought to life by the architectural wonders of the Gstaad super rich. Each chalet a paradise, an oasis, a
manifestation of the vanity of artisans, architects, and interior designers
with no budget limitation. The
breathtaking uniform chalets, ornately carved from local wood, each hid a
literal underground to which Cameron was familiar. The picture perfect facades, a modest
three-meters above the surface, hid high-tech fortresses, five times as large,
in the depths of Oberbort, Gstaad’s most fashionable area. Reinforced by nuclear bomb proof
concrete, these mansions under the earth held in their bellies, swimming pools,
fitness centers, spas, movie theaters, vintage car stocked garages, and wine
cellars large enough to store a small vineyard. Cameron had been here several times
before, as a chef, and to play, and years ago as an agent. Quieter than St. Moritz, and far more
exclusive, the unscrupulous found comfort amongst celebrity and wealth.
Five minutes from the Gstaad
Palace hotel, the valley’s monument to
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