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Search - Call to Treason (Tom Clancy's Op Center, #11)
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When Op-Center's budget is cut, General Mike Rodgers is offered a job by Senator Donald Orr, who, making a run for president as the head of his own third party, needs a military advisor, but his new position comes with a high price - murder.
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If you like Tom Clancy\'s books, then you will enjoy this one as well. General Mike Rodgers is back in the middle of the politics behind the scenes of Congress and the military.
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When a shortsighted congressional committee cuts Op-Center's budget, the first victim is General Mike Rodgers. But he may not be out of work for long. Dynamic Senator Donald Orr is making a run for president as the head of his own third party - and he's in the market for a strong military advisor. The only problem is that it's beginning to look like Orr's presidential run has a body count. And Rodgers must decide whether to jump on the bandwagon or tear it down -with the rest of the Op-Center team. . .
A powerful profile of America's defense, intelligence, and crisis-management technology.
A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER, AND FOR GOOD REASON.
Back of book: When a shortsighted congressional committee cuts Op-Center's budget, the first victim is General Mike Rodgers, But he may not be out of work for long. Dynamic Senator Donald Orr is making a run for president as the head of his own third party -- and he's in the market for a strong military advisor. The only problem is that it's beginning to look like Orr's presidential run has a body count. And Rodgers must decide whether to jump on the bandwagon or tear it down - with the rest of the Op-Center team...
Elizabeth B. (A military book of world crisis,great read...