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CROSSING THE RUBICON - Softcover

Ceroni, Andrew

 
9781977292506: CROSSING THE RUBICON

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CIA's Langley Center learns that assassins from several countries are after CIA Agent Dave McClure. They want him dead and buried. After confrontations with agents from China, North Korea, and Hezbollah, a Russian Agent stakes out Dave at this home. In the backyard grilling hamburgers and hot dogs, Dave rises from his seat as his keys tumble out of his pocket. Bending over, a shot rings out and a round streaks over his head. The bullet strikes his young daughter in her shoulder. Dave and his wife, Karen, rush the little girl to a hospital where she is immediately taken into surgery. Dave is enraged. Furious and willing enough to cross the Rubicon, he chases the would-be assassin to Oslo, Norway, up the Norwegian peninsula, and into Russia for a final, violent confrontation. Dave is then called to examine hostile nation interactions in Morocco and the Everglades.

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Andrew Ceroni enjoyed a distinguished career as a Senior Supervisory Special Agent, conducting global espionage investigations, counterespionage operations involving double agents, and antiterrorism missions. Drawing on decades of firsthand intelligence experience, he brings an exceptional level of authenticity to every novel. Unlike many thriller writers who rely primarily on research or imagination, Ceroni writes from real-world experience. His stories offer readers a rare insider's perspective on the high-stakes world of espionage, intelligence gathering, and national security. Through richly developed characters and intricately crafted plots, he explores the psychological and physical demands placed on intelligence professionals while delivering suspense that is as credible as it is compelling. Andrew Ceroni is the award-winning author of twelve espionage thrillers and a proud member of the Authors Guild.

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