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The Conductor
The Conductor
Author: Jerry Kennealy
One of the world's most ruthless terrorists plans a crime of unthinkable proportions against the unsuspecting people of San Francisco in Jerry Kennealy's tale of searing suspense. Mary Ariza knows all the ins and outs of the law and the lawless. It's her chance encounter with a dying man and a cop's curiosity that hold the key to...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780451187475
ISBN-10: 0451187474
Publication Date: 8/1/1996
Pages: 416
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Publisher: Signet
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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The terrorist El Cabecilla ("the conductor") has exploited the full abilities of his plastic surgeon in an attempt to avoid the Mossad. But the Russians have caught up with him, and the price of their silence is for him to capture a wealthy American on the verge of making a successful bid for Russian oil. This thriller by the author of the Nick Polo mystery series is a perfectly enjoyable action-filled summer read?as long as you don't set your sights too high. The characters are familiar cliches: El Cabecilla is a psychopath (he was raped by priests at school); his sidekick, a vicious lesbian; the hero, a borderline alcoholic cop still recovering from the death of his family. The body count is enormously high, which tends to emphasize the villains' nastiness even as it undermines their credibility as brilliant criminal minds.
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