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Exocet
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Exocet

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A sensational tale of passion and fire in the South Atlantic set during the Falklands War, from the Sunday Times bestselling author, Jack Higgins.
On one side, the largest and most effective seagoing Task Force ever assembled. On the other, an air force ready to die as they attack again and again despite the odds.

A single deadly missile means the difference between winning and losing the war.

One man can get General Galtieri the Exocets he needs to turn the tide. But he is a man haunted by love. And for that British Intelligence have a secret weapon of their own…

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
20 October 2014
Pages
320
ISBN
9780007304677

A sensational tale of passion and fire in the South Atlantic set during the Falklands War, from the Sunday Times bestselling author, Jack Higgins.
On one side, the largest and most effective seagoing Task Force ever assembled. On the other, an air force ready to die as they attack again and again despite the odds.

A single deadly missile means the difference between winning and losing the war.

One man can get General Galtieri the Exocets he needs to turn the tide. But he is a man haunted by love. And for that British Intelligence have a secret weapon of their own…

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Country
United Kingdom
Date
20 October 2014
Pages
320
ISBN
9780007304677