| Author: | William Tyree | ISBN: | 1230000222170 |
| Publisher: | Massive Publishing | Publication: | March 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | William Tyree |
| ISBN: | 1230000222170 |
| Publisher: | Massive Publishing |
| Publication: | March 1, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
BOOK 1 IN THE BESTSELLING BLAKE CARVER SERIES
"Will keep you up at night long after you've turned the final page." - Keir Graff, author of The Price of Liberty
"A gripper that won't let go." - Book Boogie
"Clips along at an astonishing pace with verve and grace." - Jerry Gabriel, prizewinning author of Drowned Boy
"An espionage thriller for our times." - Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Award review
"Readily believable...A sophisticated understanding of U.S. and foreign politics, economic concerns, and political maneuvering." - Publisher's Weekly (Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Award review)
August is the quietest month in Washington. Yet as Congress leaves for its annual summer retreat, the nation is rocked by a series of attacks that leave much of the executive branch dead and the federal government in disarray.
As the Pentagon begins retaliating against suspected foreign extremists, counter-terrorism agent Blake Carver begins piecing together an ominous set of clues that predate the attacks: a murdered soldier, a corrupt defense contractor and satellite photos of a revolutionary new desalination plant in Iran.
As Carver soon learns, the experts have it all wrong. It's up to Carver to stop a group of powerful Washington insiders battling over control of the White House.
BOOK 1 IN THE BESTSELLING BLAKE CARVER SERIES
"Will keep you up at night long after you've turned the final page." - Keir Graff, author of The Price of Liberty
"A gripper that won't let go." - Book Boogie
"Clips along at an astonishing pace with verve and grace." - Jerry Gabriel, prizewinning author of Drowned Boy
"An espionage thriller for our times." - Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Award review
"Readily believable...A sophisticated understanding of U.S. and foreign politics, economic concerns, and political maneuvering." - Publisher's Weekly (Amazon.com Breakthrough Novel Award review)
August is the quietest month in Washington. Yet as Congress leaves for its annual summer retreat, the nation is rocked by a series of attacks that leave much of the executive branch dead and the federal government in disarray.
As the Pentagon begins retaliating against suspected foreign extremists, counter-terrorism agent Blake Carver begins piecing together an ominous set of clues that predate the attacks: a murdered soldier, a corrupt defense contractor and satellite photos of a revolutionary new desalination plant in Iran.
As Carver soon learns, the experts have it all wrong. It's up to Carver to stop a group of powerful Washington insiders battling over control of the White House.
