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Kiev Footprint
Science reporter Steven Borg and pilot Pamela Rudd attempt to keep the disabled space shuttle "Excalibur," which is carrying a deadly nuclear weapon, from crashing into the city of Kiev
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First published January 1, 1983
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November 25, 2012
A Good Airport Book.
A fairly fasted paced and engaging read, this story harkens back to the end of the Cold-War era and is well endowed with international intrigue, government conspiracy and investigative suspense. A little uneven at times, the author is at his best when he's building up and then pushing the plot, but a little thin during the transition periods that every story needs in order to punctuate the excitement. If you're looking for something that will take you away, and not require a lot of effort, this is a good book for you.
A fairly fasted paced and engaging read, this story harkens back to the end of the Cold-War era and is well endowed with international intrigue, government conspiracy and investigative suspense. A little uneven at times, the author is at his best when he's building up and then pushing the plot, but a little thin during the transition periods that every story needs in order to punctuate the excitement. If you're looking for something that will take you away, and not require a lot of effort, this is a good book for you.
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