IranDate When Iran Went Nuclear And The World Went Ballistic eBook Shabtai Shoval Phil Weinstock Asaf Epstien
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March, 2015. Whisked off in the middle of the night by a chopper taking him to a secure underground command center in Tel Aviv, Israeli Prime Minister Dov Dvir is brought up to speed on the greatest crisis ever faced by Israel an email message sent by a Mossad agent, who has access to the highest echelons of the Iranian regime, warns that an Iranian nuclear strike against Israel will take place within forty eight hours, as a direct result of a coup by elite Iranian military units. “As soon the Ayatollahs –fortified in a bunker in the holy city of Qom – realize that all is lost, they will launch their nuclear warheads at Israel.”
The Israeli leadership faces hard questions should they launch a counter-strike against Iran based solely on the word of a solitary agent they’d recruited years before? Will the United States stand with Israel in taking action? Can the Iranian missile launch be stopped? Is it possible to shoot down the Iranian missiles once they’ve been launched? Should the Israeli public be alerted of the imminent danger at the risk of causing mass hysteria?
The central characters are thrust, practically against their will, into the brewing crisis Arnon, a former commander of an elite Israeli commando unit, who left the military after three of his men were killed in a training exercise; Kramer, the man who recruited the Iranian agent for Israel and later quit the Mossad out of sheer frustration, is now, years later, called back in for duty; Morteza, an Iranian student recruited by the Israeli Mossad years earlier, is now in charge of the computer systems for the Iranian nuclear program; Hagar, a carefree young woman, who falls in love with a nameless recluse camping in seclusion on a desert cliff top near the Dead Sea; Shai, the leader of an Israeli commando unit, who is sent on a nearly hopeless mission deep in the heart of Iran –as the clock ticks down to zero; Sharon Parker, the first female American President, personally inspired by Israeli leadership past and present, but must determine the United States’ best course of action under the circumstances and serve its own inherent national interest.
IranDate When Iran Went Nuclear And The World Went Ballistic eBook Shabtai Shoval Phil Weinstock Asaf Epstien
As I am writing this review Iran is poised to make a major announcement regarding their nuclear program, this book is that relevant. I read a lot of these kinds of books and this writer is in the same class as Joel Rosenberg and Vince Flynn. It is a rare treat to read a thriller written from the Israeli perspective. The characters were realistic and their decision process realistic. The tension level starts out high and does not let up through the entire book. The only negative I can offer is there is a romantic relationship between two of the characters that does not seem necessary but it seems all thrillers feel a need to include the love interest these days. It seems the author set up the story for a sequel and I hope he writes one. Anyway buy it, read it, and pray it does not come true.Product details
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IranDate When Iran Went Nuclear And The World Went Ballistic eBook Shabtai Shoval Phil Weinstock Asaf Epstien Reviews
Just finished reading "The Chosen One" by the same author, published in 2003, 429 pages. Terrific book although terribly in need of editing. But here's the rub. Having finished The Chosen One, I was all excited to see that the same author had another book, published in 2011. But...IT'S THE SAME BOOK! Same number of pages. Same synopsis. What's up with this???
Great story but there needs to be another edit. Lot's of misspelled words, missing words, and extra words that render sentences a confusing mess. Also I have a problem with a neophyte nuclear power like Iran possessing not one, but 10 25 megaton nuclear warheads.....c'mon, that's about the size of the very largest one the US ever built and about 6 times bigger than the largest they currently have in their inventory.
At times the story is a little drawn out as are all books where the author is paid by the word but the story is something the Isreali's would attempt if pushed aganist the wall, and more than likely something religious fanatics would attempt no matter the religion. Enjoy! It's worth the read.
Going by the title, you would be buying this ebook expecting a classic international political-military thriller in the Clancy tradition. Which you are 100% getting, together with the multi-threaded plot, mix of high policy and action on the ground, with some technology thrown into the mix - all contributing to a great read. But to me, the book's best sides are where the author goes beyond the tried and true formulas of the genre to break some fresh ground. The usual suspects among key national leaders all make an appearance, but the depiction of their character, behavior and motivation blends the elevated with the mundane, the high-principled with the petty in a way that we have long suspected is how things really are behind the smoke screens of public relations and spin-medicine. Shoval also takes the liberty of making unexpected, out-of-genre digressions from the plot that risk tasking the patience of some readers - a risk I am sure he was well aware of - but to me improve the book in a way that wouldn't have been matched by yet another instance of political intrigue or special ops stunt. And best of all, the first several twists and turns of the plot will quickly rob you of the confidence that you know where all this is heading and how it will end. Hugely recommended!
As I am writing this review Iran is poised to make a major announcement regarding their nuclear program, this book is that relevant. I read a lot of these kinds of books and this writer is in the same class as Joel Rosenberg and Vince Flynn. It is a rare treat to read a thriller written from the Israeli perspective. The characters were realistic and their decision process realistic. The tension level starts out high and does not let up through the entire book. The only negative I can offer is there is a romantic relationship between two of the characters that does not seem necessary but it seems all thrillers feel a need to include the love interest these days. It seems the author set up the story for a sequel and I hope he writes one. Anyway buy it, read it, and pray it does not come true.
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