**Back by popular demand, the 1965 bestselling political thriller - 'What would happen if the president of the U.S.A. went stark-raving mad?'** **** **'THRILLING'_Guardian_** ** __ 'FIRST-RATE' _Daily Mail_** ** __ 'COMPELLING' Bob Woodward** **** **'A little too plausible for comfort'**
Camp David Has Fallen!
โ Scribed by Mertz, Stephen
- Publisher
- Wolfpack Publishing
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 137 KB
- Series
- Cody's war 2
- Edition
- Paperback edition
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Las Vegas, NV
- ISBN
- 1641196599
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
"THE MODERN MASTER OF THE ACTION ADVENTURE M.I.A. HUNTER SERIES TAKES YOU TO CAMP DAVID! Camp David ranks with the White House and Air Force One as the most secure military site in America. Located in the rugged hills of Maryland 60 miles northwest of Washington, Camp David is the private country retreat for the President, his staff and family and also the perfect setting for affairs classified as too sensitive for public consumption. When the Israeli prime minister visits Camp David for a summit meeting with POTUS, the stakes are high enough for a highly trained team of terrorist assassins to perform the impossible. They penetrate Camp David's security. Chaos, fire fights, explosions, death and deception transform the rugged terrain into a wholesale killing ground. "One of the best adventure writers of our time!" - James M. Reasoner, NYT Bestselling author"--
โฆ Subjects
Suspense fiction
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