Pete Anderson


Biography

Pete Anderson was born in New Jersey in 1966, and now resides in the greater Baltimore area. His previous publication experience under corporate banners includes automotive and medium truck repair manuals, technical assembly, installation and repair manuals and machine engineering and design. This is his first work of fiction.

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The Last Dance Can Be Murder    by Pete Anderson
Price: $1.79 USD. 54290 words. Published on April 1, 2012. Fiction.

In the stunning conclusion to the Nicholas Pantera series one trilogy, Nick again confronts Minisoft and their global ambitions. Proving once again that murder is an effective tool in their arsenal, Nick is faced with choices with terrifying global ramifications, and costs that hit closer to home. How far will he be willing to go to protect his friends and the one woman he holds dearer than life?
The High Road Less Traveled    by Pete Anderson
Price: $1.79 USD. 43110 words. Published on December 12, 2011. Fiction.

Jaded ex-cop turned PI Nicholas Pantera is back in action. Six months later, Nick receives an unexpected visitor with news that could change the world balance of power forever. From the mountains of Colorado, to the Frau Mauro highlands of Earth's moon and the trackless expanses of the Pacific Ocean, "High Road" is a high octane high tech thrill ride that will keep you guessing until the last page
One if by Air, Two if by Sea    by Pete Anderson
Price: $0.99 USD. 37340 words. Published on December 10, 2011. Fiction.

What if everything you ever believed you are, who you are, turned out to be engineered? Former Air Force pilot and Chicago police officer Nicholas Pantera, now a PI, is drawn into a shadowy world of intrigue, and murder; a strange oceanic world of mermaid models, genetic lies and betrayals, corporate greed and human manipulation at the cellular level. 37,644 words

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  • Shredder on March 10, 2012
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    Interesting. I liked the alien/shapeshifter concept, not big on massive profanity but realise that many soldiers and ops mercenaries do talk this way. Killings quite graphic, as noted by other reviewers; an interesting premise, should make a high-dollar movie that will pull a crowd even if the end is somewhat predictable. A nice effort over-all.