About the Author
Paul Lindsay
ISBN 9780679450160
Rs. 480
Alfred A. Knopf
Freedom to Kill
a novel of the FBI
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy fast-paced thrillers with a focus on FBI investigations.
In Paul Lindsay's "Freedom to Kill," FBI agent Mike Devlin confronts a domestic terrorist known only as the "Cataclysmist." This elusive antagonist orchestrates a series of devastating attacks, including biological warfare threats at public attractions, explosives on commercial flights, and random bombings. Devlin must race against time to prevent widespread panic and further devastation across the country.Why You Should Read? Engages with a high-stakes counter-terrorism plot. Features an authentic perspective from a former FBI agent. Offers a fast-paced thriller grounded in realistic threats. Delivers suspense as an FBI agent hunts a cunning antagonist.
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- High-stakes counter-terrorism plot involving biological warfare and bombings.
- Written by a former FBI agent, offering an authentic perspective.
- Fast-paced thriller with realistic threats and suspense.
- Features FBI agent Mike Devlin in a race against time.
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Who is the author of this book?
Paul Lindsay, a former FBI agent, wrote this novel.
What is the main plot?
FBI agent Mike Devlin pursues a domestic terrorist called the Cataclysmist, who plans attacks including biological threats and bombings.
Is this book part of a series?
The provided information does not specify a series, but it features the character Mike Devlin.
What makes this thriller unique?
The author's background as an FBI agent lends authenticity to the portrayal of investigative procedures and threats.