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Aging Mafia Don Salvatore Padronelli is furious when fanatical Islamic terrorists capture his beloved daughter and grandson on a trip to Egypt. Fed up with ineffective diplomatic measures and a lack of governmental action, the Don and his loyal henchman cleverly insinuate themselves into the White House posing as waiters at a State dinner and take the President and his wife hostage. Now the Don calls the shots. This classic confrontation between two men on utterly opposite sides of the law is laced with humor and illustrates how fierce paternal love can motivate even the most ruthless of gangsters into reckless acts of courage and bravery.

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Publisher
Stonehouse Press
Language
English
Pages
296

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Cover of: We Are Holding the President Hostage
We Are Holding the President Hostage
July 19, 2004, Stonehouse Press
Paperback in English
Cover of: We Are Holding the President Hostage
We Are Holding the President Hostage
2001, Stonehouse Press
eBook in English
Cover of: We Are Holding the President Hostage
We Are Holding the President Hostage
May 2001, Stonehouse Press
Hardcover in English
Cover of: We are holding the president hostage
We are holding the president hostage
1986, Macmillan
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Cover of: We are holding the President hostage
We are holding the President hostage
Publish date unknown, Stonehouse Press
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First Sentence

"Even here, Maria thought, a pebble's throw from the grimy once-ornate facade of the Egyptian Museum, the fetid stew of Cairo in July hung in the air, noxious and unhealthy."

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
296
Dimensions
8.7 x 4.3 x 0.4 inches
Weight
1 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL8802780M
ISBN 10
1931304610
ISBN 13
9781931304610
Library Thing
2509664
Goodreads
2815470

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Even here, Maria thought, a pebble's throw from the grimy once-ornate facade of the Egyptian Museum, the fetid stew of Cairo in July hung in the air, noxious and unhealthy.
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April 30, 2008 Created by an anonymous user Imported from amazon.com record