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The Jericho Sanction by Joe Musser, Oliver North (2004, Paperback, Reprint)
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Author: Joe Musser,Oliver North
Publisher: Avon Books
Publication Date: 2004-09-01
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0060599804
ISBN-13: 9780060599805
Product ID: EPID30508437
Description: In this sequel to MISSION COMPROMISED, Lt. Col. Peter Newman is stationed in the Middle East and faces a difficult choice when his wife is kidnapped--should he try to rescue her, or try to complete his mission? And it may not matter in t...
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Exciting ThrillerReview created: 03/31/09
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Okay, the combination of Joe Musser and Oliver North does not result in the best written book you will ever read. The dialogue, for example, is at times painfully awkward. But the idea behind plot and the level of detail that rings absolutely true makes up for any shortcomings in technical execution.
If you like the political thriller genre, you could do worse than pick up a copy of this story of WMD in Saddam's Iran. Chilling.
If you like the political thriller genre, you could do worse than pick up a copy of this story of WMD in Saddam's Iran. Chilling.
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Is it Armageddon???
) Oliver North follows his best-selling novel, "Mission Compromised" with another suspense-packed sequel. The setting for this book is Israel and Iraq. Newman, and officer in the marines, and his family are at risk when his hidden identity is compromised, and his location identified. While preparing for a undercover mission to find Iraqi nuclear weapons, Newman's wife Rachel is kidnapped in Jerusalem-along with her friend.
Newman must make a choice. To go ahead with the mission as assigned or to abandon it in an effort to rescue his wife. Nuclear war seems inevitable. Good read.
Newman must make a choice. To go ahead with the mission as assigned or to abandon it in an effort to rescue his wife. Nuclear war seems inevitable. Good read.
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