John Corey: Wild Fire (Audiobook)

from Schmerguls

4726. Wild Fire, by Nelson DeMille (read 12 Jul 2010) An incredible novel involving right-wing kooks who decide to nuke some liberal cities in the USA to induce the USA to nuke Muslim territory in retaliation. . Actually, the book is annoying because while the time is ticking John Corey and his w...

from jmcclain19

The latest entry into the life and times of John Corey. Somewhat wild plot theme - that the US has an official policy (though not publicized) that in the event of a nuclear bomb explosion in a US city the Govt will automatically retaliate, with no discussion whatsoever, hundreds of nuclear warhea...

from Castledweller

Can the threat of mutual assured destruction keep terrorists from nuking America? In this book a local megalomaniac tries to influence the complete annhilation of the middle east terrorists by setting off a nuke in the US and causing the "wild fire" response. Wildfire=unstoppable response by the ...

from writeingthings

Not as good as "Lion's Game" but better than "Nightfall". I love the John Corey character, and didn't mind that it was more of the same: if it ain't broke don't fix it. I didn't like how the plot was laid out early in the story, but there were enough unknowns to keep me interested. Ultimately it ...

from gaillamontagne

Another all consuming drama by DeMille and read by Scott Brick. This is another saga in the John Cory series; a New York detective turned FBI, turned anti-terrorist task force turned to whatever he wants to do- cop. Love the NY-tough-guy persona. This time John Cory and his wife Kate Mayfield get...