Dead Hand
abr 2009 · Macmillan + ORM
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A NATO special ops unit races to stop an exiled general and an automated defense system from unleashing chaos in this military thriller.
When an unforeseen asteroid strikes Siberia with the force of a thousand Hiroshimas, it triggers Dead Hand, the ultimate defense mechanism developed by the Soviets at the height of the Cold War.
The missiles are pointing at the United States and its European allies, and ultra-nationalist General Likatchev is willing to use them as blackmail to topple the government in Moscow and return Russia to her status as world power.
When Russia responds to world queries with cold silence, a NATO special operations unit is dropped into Siberia. Trapped in a region ravaged by freezing snow and the hellish aftermath of the asteroid impact, the NATO forces are racing against time to track down Likatchev and dismantle Dead Hand before a global holocaust is unleashed.
Praise for Harold Coyle
“Coyle is at his best when depicting soldiers facing death. . . . He knows the soldiers and he understands the brotherhood-of-arms mystique that transcends national boundaries.” —The New York Times
“Harold Coyle is the best natural storyteller I know.” —Tom Clancy
“Nobody knows war like Harold Coyle and nobody writes it better.” —Stephen Coonts
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Harold Coyle graduated from the Virginia Military Institute and spent fourteen years on active duty with the US Army. He is the New York Times bestselling author of nine novels, including The Ten Thousand, Team Yankee, God's Children and Dead Hand. He lives in Leavenworth, Kansas.
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