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 Nom De Guerre - Jeff Gulvin
 Nom De Guerre - Jeff Gulvin ... way to trial, he escapes in the bloodiest manner possible. Anti-Terrorist Branch Detective Jack Swann follows him to the US, where he teams up with FBI Agent Harrison, and they follow Storm Crow's trail of murder.Newest Review: ... trail across the globe and into collabaration with the F.B.I and undercover Special Agent Harrison who has his own agendas ... more ... and hidden issues with Swann; believing him to be responsible for blowing his cover a couple of years before in the previous Crow investigation. But as the goverment teams draw ever closer to Ismael Boese, it becomes ever apparent that Boese is trying to tell them something; that in actual fact he may NOT be the criminal mastermind known to them as Storm Crow,that he might indeed be just a pawn in a much bigger game and that the true Storm Crow might be someone a hell of a lot closer to the investigation...
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Nom De Guerre - Jeff Gulvin: When the Crow flies, teror strikes deep in the hearts of men ... (667 words)
by - written on 12/10/07 (Very useful, 58 readings)
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The sequel to the best-selling espionage thriller, Storm Crow, Nom De Guerre continues in the same vein as it's predecessor with it's stylish and accurate portrayal of International Terrorism and the agencies that come together to combat such crimes. Ismael Boese, known in goverment and political circles as The Storm Crow, languishes in jail after plotting a hoax bomb threat in the centre of London then triggering an actual device in St.Peter's Square in Rome shortly after his capture. There are still questions to be answered, amongst others about his past connections to Carlos The Jackal for one, but before any of them can be asked, Boese escapes justice in ... Read the complete review
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