โ Scribed by Stuart Woods
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Stone Barrington is back and better than ever in the astonishing new thriller from New York Times bestseller Stuart Woods.
Stone Barrington has returned to Paris to attend to some business concerns, and finds himself embroiled in high-stakes trouble on both sides of the pond. An old enemy is still in hot pursuit, and this time he might have a powerful local resource on his side: a gentleman with his own ax to grind against Stone. And back in the United States, the swirling rumor mill threatens to derail a project of vital importance not just to Stone but to the nation. Though Stone is no stranger to peril, never before has he faced threats from so many directions at once. . . .
Praise for Stuart Woods
Woods still owns an imagination that simply wont quit. . . . thrilling action, fast cars, secrets galore, and a last-minute conclusion that keeps his slew of faithful readers very happy. Suspense Magazine
High-octane . . . Woodss blend of exciting action, sophisticated gadgetry, and last-minute heroics doesnt disappoint. Publishers Weekly
Stuart Woods is the author of more than fifty-five novels, including the New York Timesbestselling Stone Barrington and Holly Barker series. He is a native of Georgia and began his writing career in the advertising industry. Chiefs, his debut in 1981, won the Edgar Award. An avid sailor and pilot, Woods lives in New York City, Florida, and Maine.
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