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 The Last Testament - Sam Bourne
Newest Review: ... Maggie is not as confident about her abilities as Washington are, although she believes that this may be a chance to make up ... more  ... for the mistakes she is made in the past. And since her relationship is in ruins there is nothing to keep her from leaving for the Middle East.
Soon Maggie finds that the murders are not as random as they first seem, and her investigations put not only their own life in jeopardy, but could uncover a true that could end the Middle East hostilities for ever, or it could spark an all-out war.
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I really enjoyed this book, it's the first book I've read from Sam Bourne, and he's now I on my list of favourite au...more |
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The Last Testament - Sam Bourne: War or Peace - The Last Testement will decide (448 words)
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The Last Testament follows Maggie Costello who is an Irish woman working as a peacekeeper in the United States. Israel and the Palestinians are on the verge of signing and historic deal, but when Israeli bodyguards shoot a man heading towards the Israeli prime minister, only to find that the man is not armed with a gun with a bloodstained note, the deal is starting to look less likely, as tit for tat murders begin to take place. Therefore Washington decide to call in one of their star negotiators Maggie Costello. However Maggie is not as confident about her abilities as Washington are, although she believes that this may be a chance to make up for the mistakes ... Read the complete review
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