The
Enemy Within
Larry BondWhat if a
foreign rogue nation launched a war against the United States within
its own borders? America's largest cities are in flames. Its
majestic landmarks are in ruins. Electronic sabotage cripples its
far-flung communications systems. Race battles against race in a
raging civil conflagration. The first waves of a meticulously
orchestrated international terrorist campaign have achieved a
stunning and terrifying success. As grim national leaders hunker
down with advisors, as the finest living minds in strategic
intelligence together with state-of-the-art computers link up to
search out and destroy the source of the savagery, as armies both
with and without uniforms mobilize to win the ultimate
unconventional war, two men - once friends, now adversaries to the
death - race to a decisive confrontation.
On one side is General Amir Taleh,
an implacable foe of the United States, a nimble survivor of the
brutal cross-currents of Iran's internal politics, and a shrewd
fighter who believes that killing for revenge is pointless but
killing for a higher purpose is justified.
Opposing him are two American
operatives who become tactical allies as well as unexpected lovers:
Colonel Peter Thorn, the Delta Force veteran who has faced down the
masters of terror on foreign soil and now feels powerless to defeat
them at home; and Special Agent Helen Gray, as beautiful as she is a
formidable player in the old-boy network of special operations.
Together, they must find a way to defeat Taleh and his forces before
the West awakens to its greatest nightmare of all.
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