Bullseye
Bullseye by James Patterson, published by Penguin Random House on July 28, 2016, is a gripping narrative that unfolds as Detective Michael Bennett receives alarming intelligence about a potential assassination attempt on the US president during a high-stakes UN meeting in New York. The plot thickens with the unsettling suggestion that the Russian government may be involved, heightening the already tense relations between the two nations.
In this edition, readers will follow Bennett as he navigates a web of false leads and unreliable sources, racing against time to prevent a catastrophic event. The story delves into themes of crime and suspense, set against the backdrop of city life and the complexities of international relations. With 368 pages, this English-language book offers a detailed exploration of the challenges faced by law enforcement in a world fraught with danger and intrigue.
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As the most powerful men on earth gather in New York for a meeting of the UN, Detective Michael Bennett receives intelligence warning that there will be an assassination attempt on the US president. Even more shocking, the intelligence suggests that the Russian government could be behind the plot.
Tensions between America and Russia are the highest they’ve been since the Cold War, but this would be an escalation no one could have expected.
The details are shadowy, and Bennett finds false leads and unreliable sources at every turn. But he can’t afford to get this wrong. If the plotters succeed, the shockwaves will be felt across the globe.
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