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1 online resource (412 pages) |
| Summary |
Tara Chace was once the most dangerous woman alive. And now that the international spy network thinks she's as good as dead, she's even more dangerous than ever. Only one thing could coax Tara back into the game: a chance to vindicate herself. The torture and execution of Dina Malikov has set off a cutthroat grab for power in strategically crucial Uzbekistan. Tara's job is to slip into the country and extract Dina's pro-Western husband and their young son before they are murdered--by his ruthless sister. But there are a couple of wild cards in the deck, including a missing mobile weapons system that can bring down a commercial airliner, not to mention powerful political careers. Now, as she vanishes into hostile territory with a man who may or may not be what he seems, Tara is going to find out that the war on terror is more terrifying than anyone knows. For in a battle where betrayal is a conventional weapon, loyalty is a weakness, and anyone--even a child--is a legitimate target: it's every spy, every woman, for herself. |
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Description based on print version record. |
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GMD: electronic resource. |
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Women spies -- Fiction.
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Americans -- Uzbekistan -- Fiction.
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Illegal arms transfers -- Fiction.
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Terrorism -- Fiction.
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Uzbekistan -- Fiction.
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Print version: Rucka, Greg. Private wars. New York : Bantam Books, 2005 9780553802771 (DLC) 2005050115 (OCoLC)60669135 |
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