
Michael Kilian, Deepkill
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Michael Kilian, Deepkill
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Michael Kilian, Deepkill - Gabor Turko Knows His T
Michael Kilian, Deepkill - Gabor Turko knows his terrorist cell of Pakistani is running late in their assignment to blow up the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. The homeland Security Advisor to the White House is on the case but he is unaware that his team was involved in a car accident and fled the scene just before a minor explosion occurred, killing a family, but not the target. Coast Guard Admiral DePayse assigns Investigative Service Agent Warren Officer Erik Westman to the joint investigative team.
Not long afterward, a guilt-laden, near-death, former Air Force pilot Burt Shilling confesses that he and his crew dumped a nuclear bomb into the DEEPKILL off the Delaware coast. Though official DC leaders insist this is the rambling of an ailing man, Turko and his associates want to see if this is true and if they can retrieve the bomb. If this took place, a weapon of mass destruction will be in the hands of a terrorist who wants to destroy America. Not willing to take any chances, Westman tries to stop the terrorists who believe they have nothing to lose.
DEEPKILL is an action thriller that grips the audience from the very first page up the until the final battle. The fast-paced storyline moves rather quickly as the Air Force remains in denial while terrorists take a chance that a bomb was dropped off the eastern seaboard. Erik is a terrific hero, but it is Gabor who captures the reader's attention with his cavalier nonchalance over killing innocents to reach a target. Fans of tense mano vs. mano thrillers will appreciate Michael Kilian's hyperspeed novel.
Berkley, Jun 2005, $7.99, 464 pp.
ISBN: 0425203514
Harriet Klausner
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