Broadway And Film Actor David Orange Publishes First Science Fiction Thriller Novel --The Powder Merchant

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New York, NY (1888PressRelease) December 15, 2007 - Broadway and film actor David Orange featured in the acclaimed movie hit Star Trek VI, the Undiscovered Country as the humorous Sleepyy Klingon, has imagination running wild in his first novel . . . an inventive and engaging science fiction thriller that "goes where no man, or Trekker, has gone before!"

POWDER MERCHANT BOOK description:

What kind of man is above the law, beyond suspicion, madly brilliant, and seeks life everlasting?

Alexander Volga, a distinguished billionaire entrepreneure, veils himself in respectability, hiding a murky lineage, a uniquely devious and sharp mind, and literally millions of destroyed lives. Believing he once lived as a deity on ancient Atlantis, he re-creates the mythical land in Virtual Reality! Sensing storm clouds of retribution approaching, Alexander prepares for his last, best trick, an audacious attempt to have his mind live "on-line" after body death!

An unexplainable force draws sultry looking, no-nonsense law enforcement officer Harriet O'Keefe to Alexander. Harriet, whose job is to track down the big chieftains of the cocaine and heroin world--the Merchant's of Powder--finds herself dangerously close to falling for Alexander's lure, the most wanted and insidious man against whom she's ever matched wits as she races to topple his empire and ego.

With tensions mountain from all sides, and uncertain of where loyalty remains, Alexander, for the first time, sets a Machiavellian plan in motion unsure of its evil outcome. But his enemies better check their life-insurance policies, and Harriet O'Keefe, her heart.

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