Colin Heston

9/11 TWO (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Iranian terrorist Shalah Muhammad, long time manager of suicide bombers, and his neurotic Russian American apprentice, Sarah Kohmsky, hire a Russian mafia boss, Uncle Sergey, and his evil nuclear scientist, Turgo, to hit Ground Zero on the anniversary of 9/11. Hearing of the plan from the CIA, but estranged from her policing commissioner, New York Mayor Ruth Newberg asks Professor Larry Maciver, world renowned criminologist, for help. While the terrorists quietly orchestrate their attack, the drama unfolds as a battle between MacIver the careful scientist, and the impatient Buck Buick, Newark cop and former Marine bomb squad specialist. NYC politics doesn't help matters either, nor does the FBI when it embarks on sting operations that lead to CIA renditions and revelations of unwarranted surveillance. Will it be a drone, a missile, or a repeat of the 9/11 bombings? Das, Maciver's geeky assistant, thinks he has the answer. Can they save NYC or must it save itself? Predictably, things end up very ugly.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Harrow and Heston Publishers
• Seitenzahl: 192
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Januar 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780911577525
• Artikelnr.: 58394133

Autorenporträt

Colin Heston is the pen name of a criminologist of international repute. His previous fiction includes The Tommie Felon Show (2017), 9/11 Two (2016) Miscarriages (2018, 2019 Australian edition) and Ferry to Williamstown (2020). He has written nonfiction books on the history of punishment and torture, edited a four volume encyclopedia, Crime and Punishment around the World, and regularly contributes to a variety of criminology and criminal justice periodicals. His forthcoming fiction includes, Holy Water a satirical farce, due for release in mid 2020. He is currently putting the finishing touches to his next nonfiction book, Civilization and Barbarism, for release by SUNY Press, 2020.