Tom Clancy's Op-center
Scorched earth
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Author
Contributions
- Clancy, Tom, 1947-2013, creator - Contributor
- Pieczenik, Steve R., creator - Contributor
Publication
2016 - , New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
75,250 words, Guess
Page Count
301 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivetomclancysopcent0000gald_w1b4
- ISBN-101250026873
- ISBN-139781250026873
- Library of Congress Control Number2016003514
- OCLC Control Number918994573
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781250026873
- Open LibraryOL27215248M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3557.A41144 T66 2016
- LCCPS3557.A41144T66
Alternate Titles
- Scorched earth
Description
"ISIS reigns supreme in huge swathes of Iraq and Syria and poses a threat to stability in the Middle East. When an American airstrike kills the ISIS leader's only son, he vows revenge. He discovers that a U.S. Navy admiral, now on duty in the Pentagon, led the strike. The ISIS leader has him kidnapped by American home-grown ISIS sympathizers. Their orders: smuggle him out of the United States and bring him to Mosul for execution. When the normal levers of U.S. domestic security can't move quickly enough to locate the hostage, the President calls on the National Crisis Management Center-Op-Center to find the admiral and rescue him. But as the crisis drags on and it appears the admiral is hidden in a cargo shipment, already on a flight out of the country en route to Mosul, his son, a Navy SEAL, embarks on a lone-wolf mission to rescue his father. Op-Center must muster both its domestic strike force, an elite component of the FBI's Critical Incident Response Group Hostage Rescue Team, as well as its international intervention force built around a seasoned squad operating out of the secretive unit that captured Osama bin Laden: the Joint Special Operations Command. As in previous crises, Op-Center's group of twenty- and thirty-something operatives, its "Geek Tank," uses data collation programs, anticipatory intelligence algorithms, and outright hacking to stay one step ahead of a ruthless enemy"--
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