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Bark Ops: Operation Shell Games — Vol. 2

When a rogue mastermind known as Lightning emerges from the shadows, Bark-Ops faces a threat unlike anything they've encountered before—one driven by precision, power, and a chilling vision of control. As cities flicker into darkness and systems fall silent, Rocky, Remi, and Yoshi must navigate a web of deception stretching across continents. With the fate of their world hanging in the balance, loyalty is tested, secrets unravel, and the line between ally and enemy begins to blur. Operation Shell Games delivers a gripping, high-tech espionage thriller where courage, instinct, and unity are the only weapons that can outmatch evolution gone wrong.

💥 Action 🤝 Teamwork 💻 High-Tech 🌞 For All Ages

Book Details

AuthorIra “Brad” Bradford

GenreAdventure, Espionage

FormatPaperback

Price$12.99

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VolumeVol. 2

PublisherAuthorStorefront Direct

Ira “Brad” Bradford

Author • Veteran • Storyteller

Ira “Brad” Bradford is an author whose work is grounded in discipline, purpose, and lived experience. A retired Army veteran and retired federal agent, Brad brings a rare depth of authenticity to his storytelling—shaped by years of service where precision, integrity, and resilience were not just values, but expectations.

His transition from service to storytelling was not a departure from his mission, but a continuation of it. Through his writing, Brad delivers stories that are structured, compelling, and meaningful—blending strength with elegance, realism with inspiration, and thoughtful narrative with purposeful design.

More than an author, Brad is a storyteller with intention. Every page he writes carries a message—to inspire perseverance, to encourage reflection, and to remind readers that their journey holds value.

Each book is prepared and delivered with care, reflecting the same professionalism and attention to detail that defined his years in service. For him, storytelling is not transactional—it is personal.