Rogue Warrior: Domino Theory (Rogue Warrior series Book 16)
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (836 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004VMV4S0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 168 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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When the Rogue Warrior travels to India to help supervise security arrangements for the upcoming Commonwealth Games, he and his team find themselves up to their skivvies in terrorists of all types--Pakistanis. But it's not just the Games that are being targeted for disruption--Demo Dick and his young bucks uncover a plot to steal all seventy nuclear warheads the Indians have amassed for war against the Pakistanis.Rogue Warrior must overcome various obstacles to prevent disaster: a high-tech remote controlled attack helicopter that makes the Apache look like a child's toy, an ominous chemical factory about to go boom, and tea and crumpets with the Queen.We're just kidding about the Queen.Marcinko and DeFelice sprinkle the action with trademark Rogue Warrior humor and non-PC asides in the latest installment of the best-selling series. As usual, the plot mixes fact with fiction, and incorporates some of the original SEAL Team 6 skipper's recent exp
"Very interesting stories!" according to Paula Dayhuff. Interesting stories based on his experiences. Alain B. Burrese said Demo Dick Goes To India. “Rogue Warrior: Domino Theory” by Richard Marcinko and Jim DeFelice is another in this action adventure series featuring Richard Marcinco, aka Demo Dick, aka the Rogue Warrior, and his band of elite warriors battling international terrorism. What starts out as a simple mission to help India beef up security for the hosted Commonwealth Ga. One of the best! AlfredoLM Marcinko is back with DeFelice in what I think is one of the best novels they have written together. It is not a realistic story of counterterrorism tactics but just adventures were Dick behaves like a mixture between James Bond, Rambo and Jack Bauer. It is a good read because he doesn't take himself very seriously, otherwise you would be reading an
“Marcinko is the real McCoy, a warrior who has lived it." --Stephen Coonts, New York Times bestselling author of The Assassin“The most colorful, hell-raising, bomb-throwing ex-SEAL commander of them all.”--Playboy