โ Scribed by Dale Brown
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A white knuckle read from start to finish. -- *_*Publishers Weekly_
The best military adventure writer in the country today. -- Clive Cussler
North Africa is in turmoil. The new Libyan president has had the new Egyptian president assassinated, and the latter's widow, Susan Salaam, vows revenge. She enlists the high-tech help of Air Force general Patrick McClanahan and his Night Stalkers. But the Libyans, and their scheming secret allies, hold a trump card-one with a deeply personal meaning for McClanahan-and it may be one that will leave even the Night Stalkers powerless...
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