Terror Red
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4.1 • 34 Ratings
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- $11.99
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- $11.99
Publisher Description
What have we been afraid of since 9/11? In Terror Red, Colonel David Hunt gives us a frighteningly realistic look at what could be the next major terrorist assault.
Colonel David Gibson is a recently retired Special Operations Officer. Together with political consultant Christina Marchetti, he must take down a terrorist organization bent on hijacking planes, blowing up cities, and much more. Their pursuit of these heavily financed, ruthlessly trained killers hurls Gibson and Marchetti into a whirlwind of death and destruction. If they can't stop this murderous conspiracy, America could well be plunged into World War III.
But can they stop them in time?
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Set in New England, this over-the-top thriller from Fox News commentator Hunt (They Just Don't Get It) and political consultant Hunsinger veers between the serious and the silly. On the serious side, terrorists hijack a passenger jet at Boston's Logan airport, destroy the city's Prudential Center and Central Artery tunnel, and later take the U.S. president and first lady hostage at their vacation retreat in Maine. On the silly side, the book's two heroes, who share narrative duty, manage to kill literally hundreds of terrorists. Ultramacho David Gibson, a retired Special Forces colonel, says things like, "Hell is breaking loose and I need to get in the middle of it." Christina Marchetti, a political consultant who has never shot a gun in her life, tags along because her sister is on the hijacked plane. Despite the snarky tone and a plot that can be extremely absurd at times, this one will appeal to those who share the authors' conservative world view. Bill O'Reilly provides a blurb.
Customer Reviews
Terror Red
Still trying to catch my breath! It's a cliche, but this is a true page turner. Let's just pray that truth doesn't turn out to be stranger (or more dangerous) than fiction. Helluva job, Colonel.