The Fist of God by Frederick Forsyth (1994)
The Fist of God by Frederick Forsyth (1994)
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An undercover mission could change the Gulf War
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As the Gulf crisis develops, fragmentary intelligence suggests that Saddam Hussein possesses a secret weapon with devastating potential. Major Mike Martin, an Arabic-speaking SAS officer, enters occupied Kuwait to assess the situation and assist resistance efforts. His mission leads him into Baghdad and towards an Iraqi source known as Jericho, whose information may determine the course of the approaching conflict. With intelligence agencies uncertain whom to believe, Martin must establish the truth and confront a threat that conventional military preparations cannot answer. Frederick Forsyth blends the historical setting of the Gulf War with an imagined espionage operation, moving between covert sources, political calculations and a race to prevent a military catastrophe.
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