To Kill a President - Spence, Mike
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The President must die. But who wants him dead and how can they penetrate the toughest security in the world? As United States President Bill Clinton pursues his globalisation agenda, not everyone is happy. One shadowy group of powerful men decides to take the ultimate step to stop him. Their goal - to kill the president. Their plan - to penetrate the security weaknesses of America's closest allies and kill him on a visit overseas. But how can they get to him and is their mission even possible? This fast-paced thriller pits the might of the security forces of North America, Europe, Asia and…mehr

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The President must die. But who wants him dead and how can they penetrate the toughest security in the world? As United States President Bill Clinton pursues his globalisation agenda, not everyone is happy. One shadowy group of powerful men decides to take the ultimate step to stop him. Their goal - to kill the president. Their plan - to penetrate the security weaknesses of America's closest allies and kill him on a visit overseas. But how can they get to him and is their mission even possible? This fast-paced thriller pits the might of the security forces of North America, Europe, Asia and Australasia against an opponent determined to eliminate the president.
Autorenporträt
Mike grew up in the UK but has lived in New Zealand for the past thirty years. His background in information technology and security led him in 1999 to head the New Zealand Police's IT and communications for a meeting of world leaders, including US President Bill Clinton. Holding top secret security clearance, he coordinated with intelligence agencies and police forces around the world. For the following two decades, Mike was one of New Zealand's foremost computer forensic scientists and expert witnesses, cofounding his own company. He lives in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand with his wife Sue, when not pursuing his passion for world travel.