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Cloudburst (An Art Jefferson Thriller) [Kindle Edition]

Ryne Douglas Pearson
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For fans of David Baldacci, Tom Clancy, and Robert Ludlum...
 
In Los Angeles, the president is killed in a brazen terrorist suicide attack. Halfway across the globe, an American airliner is hijacked by another group of Middle Eastern extremists and forced to make a brief stop in Libya. Events that are first seen as unconnected soon are proven to be part of an interconnected plan to strike at the heart of the United States.
 
On opposite coasts, FBI Agent Art Jefferson and National Security Adviser Bud DiContino race to manage situations as they spiral toward disaster. With the hijacked airliner racing toward the United States, its cargo hold filled with what intelligence analysts believe is a nuclear weapon, the only hope for the passengers' lives comes in the form of an audacious rescue plan to be executed by the highly secretive Delta Force.
 
From its pulse-pounding opening to its action-packed climax, Cloudburst grabs you and will not let go. Ranging from the violent assassination of the President on the streets of Los Angeles to covert action against terrorist havens in North Africa, from the halls of power in Washington to a highjacked airliner racing toward the heart of the United States, Cloudburst takes the reader on a riveting journey as FBI agents and elite counterterrorist units fight a desperate battle to save millions of innocents, and bring those responsible to justice.
 

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 753 KB
  • Print Length: 339 pages
  • Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0688122469
  • Publisher: Schmuck & Underwood (31 May 2011)
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language English
  • ASIN: B0053SFIOM
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
  • Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #25,584 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)
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Not being a great reader, it takes a good book for me to read right through. I did finish reading the book and I enjoyed it. There were quite a few threads to follow but, in the main, the story hung together. Like many books, the ending got a little rushed but the author used an epilogue to tidy most things up. I read this on a Kindle.
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If you like Tom Clancy, Dale Brown or Stephen Coonts then I'm confident you'll love this. Good eye to detail and a well paced plot.
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Excellent Thriller 18 Feb 2012
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Edge of the seat stuff - am 35% of the way through and loving it :-)
One minor thing - the action is set partly in Libya in the time of Gaddafi which is a bit weird given recent events ... the book was originally released in 1993 which explains this ... doesn't detract from the reading though it does 'date' it a bit
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