Coup D'etat: Library Edition

from mikedraper

Omar El-Khayali, a radical cleric is elected President of Pakistan, benefiting from millions of dollars from militant Aswan Fortuna. Fortuna hopes that with his puppet in Pakistan and the radical President of Iran, the countries would work together to strike against Israel, the U.S. and India. De...

from plunkinberry

Great read! Fast paced and absolutely cover to cover action. I couldn't put this book down. This is book 2 in the Dewey Andreas story. I really like these books and look forward to the rest of the series. Dewey gets recruited in Australia, where he's hiding out from Fortuna, by the US Govt to ove...

from HenriMoreaux

I picked the first edition hardcover up from a secondhand book store for a mere $5 on the basis of the blurb sounding vaguely interesting and I'm glad I did, whilst I haven't read the book prior to it in the series there's plenty of background overlap at the start so you don't feel you're missing...

from aujames95

Solid plot line and lots of action.

from Sopoforic

Pakistan has elected a new leader: a radical cleric named Omar El-Khayab, who is determined to spread Islam throughout the world by any means necessary--including violent jihad. A series of relatively minor events cause tension between India and Pakistan to escalate, until Pakistan drops a nuclea...