The President’s Daughter
The President’s Daughter by Jack Higgins, published by Penguin Books in 1998, is a fiction novel that spans 336 pages. The story unfolds against the backdrop of critical peace talks in the Middle East, where a breach in internal security causes widespread panic in Washington. As tensions rise, Brigadier Ferguson of Special Forces is drawn into a complex web involving an imprisoned IRA chief and a young Frenchwoman who is abducted from her holiday home on a remote Mediterranean island.
Readers will find a narrative that intricately weaves together themes of mystery and detective work, as a highly organized terrorist organization threatens the stability of three superpowers. The plot delves into the challenges faced by intelligence agencies and the urgent need for resolution amidst chaos. This edition offers a detailed exploration of the unfolding crisis, highlighting the interconnectedness of global security and personal stakes.
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Weeds before vital new Middle East peace talks, panic breaks out in Washington as internal security is breached. In London, Brigadier Ferguson of Special Forces is contacted by an imprisoned IRA chief ready to tell all. And on a remote Mediterranean island, a young Frenchwoman is forcibly abducted from her holiday home. The connection -a terrorist organization so brilliantly organized they have infiltrated the intelligence systems of three superpowers.
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