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5.5 x 8.5 Paperback |
ISBN: 9781432702991 |
$16.95 |
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FICTION / Espionage |
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Mar 22, 2007 |
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168 |
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Jon Thatcher's race against time to prevent the Middle East turmoil from being escalated to World War Three by secret organizations within Mosad called Metsada and the Arabian faction called the Herepin. Jon must locate the Principles involved and trace their organization in the high echelons of power in London.
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Pausing for a moment to make sure he had their total attention the Foreign Minister went on to say. "The increased intelligence traffic indicates both the Israeli amd the Arabs have secret intelligence factions, commonly known as black operations, both plotting high level assasinations. They are truly fanatics who believe there can be no lasting peace in the region until either the Palestinians or the Israelis are wiped of the face of the earth and neither group is happy with the current status quo.
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About Peter Webb
Peter Webb grew up in England with five other siblings during the Second World War. When the blitz of London started he was evacuated to North Wales until the firestorm was over. At eighteen he served in Her Majesty's Royal Navy in the engineering branch as a Stoker and assigned to the commissioned destroyer HMS Contest at the outbreak of the Suez Canal Crises in 1956 and remained on duty in the Meditteranean Sea until late 1957. During the assignment in the Meditteranean he visited Cyprus, Istanbul, Malta, Sicily Italy, Marseellies, Crete and Gibralta. On the ship's return to the Chatham Dockyard he completed his National Service as a Military Policeman until demobilized in January 1958.
Peter tried a few career shifts from his pre national service employment in the retail food sector and finally settled down as a material buyer for the now defunct Lesney Products Engineering Die Cast Company famous for the Matchbox toy series. He and his wife Doreen decided to immigrate to Canada in 1964 with their sond Peter aged five and David five month's old. He then joined the Philco Corporation and in the spring of 1966 he met the hiring requirements of IBM Canada's manufacturing facility. he advanced through the various levels to become a manager by the time his daughter was born in 1970. In that year the family decided that as they had adopted Canada as their permanent home they qualified and became Canadian Citizens. Peter draws from his experiences in his travels in the Middle East, the many European countries, Brazil and Japan to use his talents in weaving a siyuation with his fertile imagination that rises to the task. the Chatham Incident is his first in a series of planned fictional endeavours.
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