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Picked the book up at the bookcrossing meeting to add to mount TBR.

I hadn't realised this was in a series called Power Plays - but it is still readable as a one off.

It is 2001 and American business man Roger Gordian has extended his reach into space. But the launch if a shuttle carrying parts for the Orion space station he is the the principal contractor for is sabotaged. The Orion project has been targeted by an international terrorist whose criminal enterprises thrive on violence and political instability.

The book as a lot of exciting action and interesting developments of the key characters in it. I did find the descriptions of a series for characters whose only role was to be killed in one of the acts of terrorism an unnecessary addition of detail, though. Overall a good read if you like thrillers with characters who are more thoughtful and involved.

Taken to the February Birmingham Bookcrossing meeting.

Taken from York's to use in a release challenge.

On the Bookcrossing stall by the traffic lights.

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