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The Fourth War
Author: Chris Stewart
Book Information
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Rating: 6

ISBN-13: 9780312939755 - ISBN-10: 0312939752
Publication Date: 6/27/2006
Pages: 400

Book Description:
Along the Afghanistan border, a CIA agent meets secretly with a distraught Arab girl. She passes him a coded message before killing herself. But before the message can be deciphered, the world spins toward war: Within hours, the president of Pakistan is assassinated, and the country's nuclear warheads go missing. Al Qaeda streams into northern Pakistan. Israel puts her combat forces on hair-trigger alert.
CIA paramilitary agent Peter Zembeic is given the impossible task of finding and destroying the missing warheads. Working with his best friend, a B-2 pilot, they develop a desperate plan to save the world from the threat of nuclear terror.

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Larry H. (book-reader) from HOUSTON, TX wrote on 7/12/2007...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

Fantastic book. Starts off slow and then just builds and builds to an adrenaline paced conclusion. Last 10 pages are the best.

Chris L. from KANSAS CITY, MO wrote on 9/22/2006...

1 member(s) found this review helpful.

This is a surprisingly good book. Along the lines of a Stephen Coontz or Tom Clancy novel. It drew me in and didn't let go. If you are a fan of the action genre, I would definitely recommend it.


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Patricia S. (ragdollmom) from DEATSVILLE, AL wrote on 1/11/2008...


The summary of plot does not do this book justice. Yes, it's an adventure story with plenty of story lines that weave together to make an exceptionally good read. I like to think it also takes the reader inside areas which the general public does not know, is not aware of. The B-2 bomber, subject of much public debate and Congressional debate, is at the heart of this book. What it can do, how it does it, what are its limitations, and to what extent would our highest echelons go to protect its secrets? In addition to that, it's a top-notch read!