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Brilliant, fearless, incorruptible, Andrew Trevayne was a self-made millionaire at thirty-five, former Undersecretary of State, current head of one of the nations most prestigious foundations.
Now, at the express wish of the president, Trevayne undertakes an investigation into the secret government--and is swept up in a tidal wave of intrigue and danger beyond the corridors of official power...into a nightmare maze where Mafia leaders and billionaires mingle...where Congress and even the presidency itself can be bought and sold.
Here, in this sizzling world of mystery, seduction, and betrayal...where his family's survival and his own hinge on a hair trigger...where sinister forces are poised to exact a chilling conspiracy...here, a man like Trevayne can become a dreaded enemy, a duped pawn--or a king.
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Murders both past and present could derail a political campaign in this second thriller from author David Ellis. In 1979, first-person narrator Jon Soliday and his friend Grant Tully attended a drunken party. Soliday had sex with a young woman there who was later found dead. Soliday remembers little of that night, and Tully's father helped clear him of murder charges. In 2000, Tully is a state senator running for governor, and Soliday is his legal counsel. Tully sends Soliday to meet with lawyer Dale Garrison on a campaign-related matter; Garrison is found dead shortly thereafter and all evidence points to Soliday. Could the present-day crime be linked to the earlier murder? And just how reliable is the narrator, anyway?
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Bullets fly when evil Islamic leader Sheik al-Jabar murders the best friend of navy Lieutenant Sean Woods. Woods, whose father was killed in a terrorist attack, has no patience for heartless assassins eager to cause trouble with Israel and the United States. From his station on an aircraft carrier off the Israeli coast, Sean writes a letter to his local congressman, asking if Article 1, Section 8, of the U.S. Constitution, which states that war can be declared on a single person if he/she threatens American interests abroad, could be applied to al-Jabar. Congress gives the go-ahead, but now Woods is faced with tracking down a man protected by Syria and Iran. More complications arise when Woods hears evidence that Israel may have used al-Jabar as bait to entice the U.S. to declare war on its enemies. Suddenly, a two-man fight has turned into an international battle that everyone knows can't be won.
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