Dead Shot
Dead Shot by Sgt. Jack Coughlin, published by St. Martin’s Publishing Group in December 2009, is a thrilling narrative that unfolds in Baghdad’s Green Zone. The story begins with the murder of an Iraqi scientist who holds the key to a devastating chemical weapon developed by Islamic militants. This assassination is orchestrated by a skilled sniper named Juba, who, trained by the British, now collaborates with a mastermind intent on usurping control from Al Qaeda.
Readers will find a gripping tale that follows Kyle Swanson, a former top Marine Corps sniper, as he is tasked with tracking down his old rival, Juba. The plot escalates when Juba tests the new weapon at a British royal wedding, resulting in catastrophic consequences. The narrative delves into themes of terrorism and military strategy, culminating in a high-stakes confrontation between two elite snipers, where the outcome hinges on precision and skill. This edition contains 352 pages and is presented in English.
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In Baghdad’s Green Zone, an Iraqi scientist is murdered just before he can reveal the secret that Saddam Hussein took to his grave: the location of the Palace of Death—home to a devastating chemical weapon quietly developed by Islamic militants.
The assassination is the work of a mysterious sniper called Juba, who was trained by the British but now works with a twisted mastermind determined to steal control of the terrorist world from Al Qaeda. When he tests the new weapon by killing hundreds of people at a British royal wedding in London, the devastation is all too real.
Kyle Swanson, once the top sniper in the Marine Corps and now the key member of a secret special operations team known as Task Force Trident, is assigned to hunt down his old special ops rival. A new reign of global terror can be stopped only by a confrontation between the two best snipers in the world, a duel in which the first shot wins—most of the time…
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