The View from Tiger’s Back
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An ambitious oil pipe project from the Caspian Sea to Turkey's Mediterranean coast is in imminent danger. Ambassador Elizabeth Paige, who was instrumental in the development of the oil project is abducted by al- Queda terrorists. Fighting to free her is Eric LaGrange, former Special Forces commando now working as a CIA asset.
Kamal ibn-Sultan follows the Cleric's call for Jihad against the West and plans to destroy the pipe line and attack the U.S. by releasing a deadly toxin in New York.
CIA Case officer Roger Shaw returning from a covert mission, now heads the team that uncover the plot. When the final showdown comes, it is not only Shaw who is being threatened by the terrorist. A deadly clash looms ahead.
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After his release from the U.S. Army, former Special Forces Lieutenant Eric LaGrange retired to Damascus. His days are quiet until CIA case officer Roger Shaw knocks at his door and invites him to join the spy world. Shaw needs an asset who understands the Middle East, someone who will help stop the bad guys from killing innocent people.
Shaw and LaGrange have gathered intelligence that a terrorist group called the Followers of the Cleric has planned something big. They must work quickly to determine the targets—both in the United States and the Middle East.
Kamal ibn-Sultan, a known terrorist and leader of an international Islamic group, has orders to destroy an ambitious oil pipeline project that reaches from the Caspian Sea to Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Spearheaded by Ambassador Elizabeth Paige, the pipeline serves to help the former Soviet bloc countries develop stronger economies. Paige expects some backlash from the project, but she has no idea of the depth of the threat of danger.
About the Author
DAN PELED served in the Israeli Army’s Special Forces. After completing his service, he immigrated to the United States and studied structural engineering. He worked many years in the construction industry and formed his own business in Southern California. Peled has written twelve novels. He has two children and three grandchildren.