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È la più devastante minaccia terroristica di sempre. Perché questa volta il bersaglio non sono gli Stati Uniti o l’Europa, la Cina o il Medio Oriente. Il bersaglio è il mondo intero. Un esercito di mercenari ha infatti preso il controllo di una base militare segreta sull’Isola del Drago – un luogo pressoché irraggiungibile annidato nel gelido cuore dell’Artico – e ha attivato un’arma sperimentale dalla forza distruttrice senza precedenti. Nessun ultimatum, nessuna richiesta: entro quattro ore, ogni forma di vita sulla Terra cesserà di esistere. Troppo poco tempo per poter intervenire, quindi l’unica speranza per l’umanità è rappresentata da Shane Schofield, nome in codice Scarecrow, un marine americano che si trova «in esilio» tra i ghiacci dopo che i suoi metodi anticonvenzionali gli sono valsi una taglia sulla testa. Toccherà a lui e alla sua squadra penetrare all’interno della base militare, neutralizzare i terroristi e disinnescare l’ordigno. Ma un gruppo di nemici è già sulle tracce di Scarecrow, pronto a eliminarlo prima ancora che possa mettere piede su quell’isola maledetta...
- ISBN: 8842924237
- Casa Editrice: Nord
- Pagine: 368
- Data di uscita: 29-08-2013
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In this book a terrorist group gets hold of a huge cache of guns and artillery - as well as a doomsday weapon - and prepares to wipe out the planet. A black ops group led by Captain Shane Schofield (Scarecrow) is assigned to save the day. If you like non-stop action with detailed descriptions of wea Leggi tutto
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