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Ringland

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Ringland, a new sword-and-sorcery theme park in Upper Bavaria, erupts into real-life terror. Computerized special effects—animatronic dragons and a fantasy castle with parapets aflame—are hijacked by a terrorist mastermind, who then programs his own deadly pyrotechnics. Meanwhile, as the world looks on through media eyes, contending factions of eco-warriors and neo-Nazi motorcycle gangs lay siege to the park, further escalating what is already a PR disaster. Finally, with thousands of tourists already en route for Ringland’s official opening day, the mysterious terrorist threatens mass casualties unless his diabolical demands are met. Outmaneuvered at every step, frustrated security forces enlist a visiting FBI agent to help them find and foil the evil genius at the epicenter of the apocalyptic violence.

405 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 25, 2014

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Dan Pollock

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Dan Pollock was born in New York City to a family of writers and grew up in Laguna Beach, California. A former syndicate editor with the Los Angeles Times, Pollock is the author of five thriller novels--Lair of the Fox, Duel of Assassins, Orinoco (originally published as Pursuit Into Darkness), Countdown to Casablanca and The Running Boy; along with a specially commissioned “logistics” thriller, Precipice.

With his wife, Constance, he has edited and published three literary, inspirational volumes: The Book of Uncommon Prayer; Gospel: The Life of Jesus as Told by the World's Great Writers; and Visions of the Afterlife: Heaven, Hell and Revelation as Viewed by the World's Great Writers.

The Pollocks live in Southern California with their two children.

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Author 59 books71 followers
November 20, 2014
Ringland by Dan Pollock

The fact that the story takes place in a amusement park would make one think of a light hearted, amusing adventure and one would be wrong! Ringland, an amusement park influenced by Wagner, is under siege by environmentalists and terrorist which may possibly be one and the same.

Pollock stocks his pond with a wide variety of fish. Not only do you have the corporate capitalist, you have the American Military, the German police, the FBI, Harley riding thugs and blonde, blue eyed Amazons!

The story has a nicely complicated plot. You may deduce the villain early on but you as well as the book's characters have no proof. The emotional aspects of the story are focused on loss, by Quinn and by Karolina.

Although fiction, the author points out the almost inevitable collision between the diverse thoughts of progress, profit and environment.

I recommend it. BTW there is some kinky sex that my offend sensitive readers, this is NOT a YA book.

Web site: http://www.danpollockthrillers.com/
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November 8, 2022
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Well written with an engaging plot, it was very easy to read. I didn't want to put it down.

Dan Pollock's book Ringland is a well written book with intriguing and well written characters that runs the gauntlet from German citizens to American military AND FBI, environmentalists to Blonde haired blue eyed Valkyries. Set in a amusement park themed on Wagner, it sounds as if it will be a light-hearted romp. Not at all.


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