Essef - Visionairy Ing. America thought it was safe from the dreadful plague of terrorism scouring the rest of the world. Americans don't like security measures. They're going to like Hakim Arif even less. Hakim Arif, leader of a militant Isamic terrorist organization, knows how vulnerable the U.S. is, and he intends to demonstrate that to the world.
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"A fastpaced thriller."--"Publishers Weekly""A breathtaking story....Characters are delineated so vividly that the reader ahtes, admires, loves, fears, and despises thema s if they were flesha nd bone."--"Peninsula Times Tribune, " Palo Alto
Dean Ing has worked as a USAF interceptor crew chief, a senior research engineer in the aerospace industry, a builder and driver of sports-racing cars, and a university professor. He has a doctorate in communications theory. Ing is the author of the "New York Times" bestseller "The Ransom of Black Stealth One, The Nemesis Mission, "and "The Skins of Dead Men." He lives in Ashland, Oregon.
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Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Very Good+. May 1980. Cover at by Dean Ellis. Bumps and dings; light tanning; light creasing. Book. Seller Inventory # TBA113
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Small octavo, pictorial wrappers. First mass market edition. Geopolitical thriller set in the near future about the activities of Middle Eastern international terrorists. Ing's "first novel, SOFT TARGETS (1979), interestingly copes with terrorism in a near future setting, though a besetting weakness for melodrama diverts attention from the serious points he makes about the fatal precariousness of societies in the advanced Western World." - SFE (online). "A near future thriller in which a media campaign is waged against international terrorists -- who, it is believed, may be defeated by ridicule . an interesting attempt to deal with a major modern problem." - Pringle, The Ultimate Guide to Science Fiction, second edition (1995), p. 333. Reginald 26286. Top edge of pages lightly spotted, a bright, nearly fine, unread copy. (#156789). Seller Inventory # 156789