Sniper
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (708 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005QBFT0Y |
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| Number of Pages | : | 318 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-29 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Could not put it down" according to Renita. Hold onto your socks, this takes off and the action never stops. Fast paced with lots of inventive twists and turns. Excellent plot with never a dull moment. Page turner is an under-statement. Looking forward to the next. Do Not start this book when you are not prepared to to read to the very last page, as you will not be able to put it down.. Patriot Act gone bad Justin All hell breaks loose in this eerily realistic look at what could happen when the government tries to "clean up" mistakes made in the wake of 9/11.. excellent J. mcmurray Great read. Suspenseful. Characters fully developed. Action is non-stop. Plot is intriging and fast moving. Can't wait for next book.
The government responded by passing the Patriot Act and introducing a new agency, the Department of Homeland Security. These actions gave the Executive Branch powers not enjoyed since the Second World War. When the smoke clears, six innocent people are dead including Simpson’s wife and child. After the people involved decide the truth would devastate the new government programs and bring to an end their own careers, a story is concocted sparking a massive manhunt.. Then it happened! An unwarranted phone tap sends an FBI team to the right address in the wrong town; the home of Master Sergeant James Simpson. Could it happen? In the aftermath of 9/11 fear and confusion created a country-wide cry for protection against another terrorist attack
His first novel, “SNIPER” is published by R. He was raised in a mining camp near Yellowstone Park, an experience that was void of many amenities enjoyed by most youngsters; yet an upbringing he says he would not trade for anything. Several of Tom’s early playmates and high school pals are still his closest friends. His first attempt at writing a book was when he labored through his own memoir; an effort he now classifies as an amateurish mess. Buckley Publishing and his second "SURVIVING JARDINE" will be pub
Lacking a movie theater, soda fountain or youth center, Tom and his friends found their entertainment in simple ways: sledding, fishing, hunting and of course forming little secret societies. . Several of Tom’s early playmates and high school pals are still his closest friends. His first novel, “SNIPER” is published by R. J. He has authored nine unpub