The First Hostage

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Book 2 in the bestselling 3-book international political thriller series that has sold over 475,000 copies! "One of the most entertaining and intriguing authors of international political thrillers in the country. . . . His novels are un-put-downable!" ¿Steve Forbes, editor-in-chief, Forbes magazine The president of the United States is missing. Three years before Clinton and Patterson, another New York Times bestselling author of thirteen international thrillers, Joel C. Rosenberg, posed this chilling scenario: What if the Islamic State captured the most valuable hostage in history? Awardwinning journalist J. B. Collins, reporting from the scene of a devastating attack by ISIS terrorists in Amman, Jordan, puts the entire world on high alert¿the U.S. president is missing and presumed captured. With Israeli and Palestinian leaders critically injured and Jordan's king fighting for his life, the allies are reeling and hopes for the peace process are dashed. As the American government faces a constitutional crisis and Jordan battles for its very existence, Collins must do his best to keep the world informed while working to convince the FBI that his stories are not responsible for the terror attack on the Jordanian capital. And ISIS still has chemical weapons. Struggling to clear his name, Collins works frantically with the Secret Service to locate and rescue the leader of the free world before ISIS's threats become a catastrophic reality. A crackling, highstakes thriller packed with suspense and action Inspired by current events in the Middle East Features an unlikely hero locked in a fight against terrorism

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Joel C. Rosenberg is a New York Times bestselling author with nearly 5 million copies sold among his eighteen novels and five nonfiction titles. He has been profiled by the New York Times, the Washington Times, and the Jerusalem Post and has appeared in hundreds of radio and TV programs in the U.S., Canada, and around the world. Visit joelrosenberg.com.

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