An edition of Special Operations (1989)

Special Operations

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An edition of Special Operations (1989)

Special Operations

a novel

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In this exciting new series, W.E.B. Griffin reveals a city police force with all the authentic detail and drama that made THE CORPS and BROTHERHOOD OF WAR phenomenal bestsellers. Here is an explosive novel of the men and women behind the badge--a unique brotherhood of courage, loyalty, and trust. Facing a desperate public, a hostile press, and reluctant witnesses, they must stop a new reign of violence--a terrifying spree of kidnapping and rape that has plunged the entire city in fear...

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Publisher
Jove
Language
English
Pages
356

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Cover of: Special Operations.
Special Operations.
1991, Jove
in English
Cover of: Special Operations
Special Operations: a novel
1989, Jove
in English

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Edition Notes

Published in
New York, USA
Series
Badge of honor
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PS3554.U32 S63 1989

The Physical Object

Pagination
356 p. ;
Number of pages
356

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24220290M
ISBN 10
0515101486
ISBN 13
9780515101485
OCLC/WorldCat
20575722

First Sentence

"Mary Elizabeth Flannery first came to the attention of the Police Department of the City of Philadelphia at 9:21 P.M., June 29, 1973, when an unidentified civilian called the Police Emergency number and reported that as she and her husband had been driving through Fairmount Park, going down Bell's Mill Road toward Chestnut Hill, they had seen a naked woman, just walking around, on the Chestnut Hill side of the bridge over Wissahickon Creek."

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