Taken hostage by terrorists in war or peacetime can be a devastating experience, as Charlie Moore learns when he visits Fort Ritchie, Maryland. Charlie is taken hostage by a group of terrorists that have just kidnapped the President of the United States. Few are aware that the wife of Congressman Mann has also been kidnapped, but not by the same people or for the same reason. Still, there could be a connection.Soon, a Top Secret message is dispatched to Secret Service Agents, revealing a new dilemma. There are two Presidents missing: the real one and his double. If the terrorists have the real one, they may promise the life of the President in exchange for their demands. But if they have the double, they will likely kill him. While the search intensifies, Charlie Moore plans an escape with the President, whichever one he is. Meanwhile, the terrorists prepare to implement their own plan.
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Robert Gallinger was a soldier for twenty-five years, serving as an enlisted man, warrant officer, and commissioned officer. His assignments took him to Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia, with two tours in Vietnam. He has published eight suspense novels, and now resides with his wife Renate in Mobile, Alabama.
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Hurrying for home in his heat-up olive drab van, Charlie Moore turned left off Route 31 in Spanish Fort, and then sped north on Route 225. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Congressman Mann, Fort Ritchie, Thomas Mann, Secret Service, White House, Colonel Andrews, John Holderness, Kyle Adams, President of the United States, Ted Baxter, Charlie Moore, Mike Slater, Irene Hill, Chevy Chase, Harry Gregory, President Hurly, Special Agents, Sergeant Darling, Special Agent Slater, Mike Zero Niner, Mike Zero Two, Howard Sullivan, Signal Corps, New York, Spanish Fort New!
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Hurrying for home in his heat-up olive drab van, Charlie Moore turned left off Route 31 in Spanish Fort, and then sped north on Route 225. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
drop location, exercise event, drop area Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Congressman Mann, Fort Ritchie, Thomas Mann, Secret Service, White House, Colonel Andrews, John Holderness, Kyle Adams, President of the United States, Ted Baxter, Charlie Moore, Mike Slater, Irene Hill, Chevy Chase, Harry Gregory, President Hurly, Special Agents, Sergeant Darling, Special Agent Slater, Mike Zero Niner, Mike Zero Two, Howard Sullivan, Signal Corps, New York, Spanish Fort New!
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