The Deadly Shadow

Wow, for this book to be republished now might almost seems like a crime! The thrills don't stop, and there are only like 4 "good" endings. In one of the good endings, you win a lot of money, but the only thing I didn't like about the choices there were that they didn't let you bet on the green when you were playing roulette. In two other scenarios, you manage to barely escape death. In one of them, you complete your mission 100% successfully. Some of things that can happen to you are gruesome enough to make it such a good book, but maybe too good. You could get a hypodermic needle put into you, gas will envelop you in a limousine, or you could be turned into an experimental subject in which if you read enough of the endings, you will understand that eventually this human experiment that you have become will explode into smithereens as a few intense examples. Maybe a teen rating is not enough, maybe it should even have been placed as an R rating. If this was turned into a movie showing the various scenarios, it'd definitely be rated R at least. You go Brightfield!! This book may be a continuous portion from another, as it starts off with how you have just "successfully" completed a mission from the Far East in the 2nd sentence of page 1. The book displays how worldly Packard can be just like in #39 Supercomputer. Dramatic and to the point to say the least.

Can you track down Dimitrius the human time bomb?You are a crack operator for the Special Security Agency. Now the agency is counting on you to find the deadly Dimitrius, a human time bomb who can explode with all the force of an atomic blast! But before you start your search you'll need an undercover identity. What should you be?What happens next all depends on you....

See title.This is the greatest one of the series I've read...I can't really explain it, but I recommend it to anyone!