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The Ragnarok Conspiracy in Chattanooga, TN
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The Ragnarok Conspiracy in Chattanooga, TN
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Choose Your Enemy Wisely."Outrageously entertaining: epic, explosive, subversive, engaged and compassionate, like a Michael Bay movie written by Aaron Sorkin." -Chris Brookmyre, author of Where The Bodies Are Buried A Western terrorist organization targets Muslims around the world, and FBI agent John Savas is drawn into a web of international intrigue. To solve the case, he must put aside the death of his son and work with a man who symbolizes all he has come to hate. Both are drawn into a race against time to stop the plot of an American bin Laden and prevent a global catastrophe. Book one in the INTEL 1 novels. "Fortify your shelf of Armageddon thrillers with this promising newcomer." -Library Journal. "Turns the traditional terrorist thriller on its head." -Allan Leverone, author of "The Lonely Mile" "A taut tale of international intrigue with a unique twist." -The Washington Times Communities
Choose Your Enemy Wisely."Outrageously entertaining: epic, explosive, subversive, engaged and compassionate, like a Michael Bay movie written by Aaron Sorkin." -Chris Brookmyre, author of Where The Bodies Are Buried A Western terrorist organization targets Muslims around the world, and FBI agent John Savas is drawn into a web of international intrigue. To solve the case, he must put aside the death of his son and work with a man who symbolizes all he has come to hate. Both are drawn into a race against time to stop the plot of an American bin Laden and prevent a global catastrophe. Book one in the INTEL 1 novels. "Fortify your shelf of Armageddon thrillers with this promising newcomer." -Library Journal. "Turns the traditional terrorist thriller on its head." -Allan Leverone, author of "The Lonely Mile" "A taut tale of international intrigue with a unique twist." -The Washington Times Communities

















