Cauldron

In late 1997, world order has been destabilized by recession and excessive nationalism. France and Germany unite to type the ” European Confederation.” EurCon’s try to Eastern Europe beneath its management meets with resistance, significantly from Poland, and shortly the U.S. and Britain are pulled into the wrestle. The warfare and its build-up are reported by varied observers: the senior CIA discipline man in Moscow, the personal advisor to the U.S. president, a French intelligence agent, a Hungarian police commander, a Russian intelligence man, a CIA economist and officers of the American, German and Polish armed forces. The nonstop motion contains large air, naval and land battles with first-line tools.

“The techno-thriller has a new ace, and his name is Larry Bond.”

-Tom Clancy

“A superb storyteller. Bond seems to know everything about warfare, from the grunt in a foxhole to the fighter pilots far above the earth.”

– New York Times Book Review

“Bond clearly knows what he’s doing. Submarine warfare, dogfights in the air, and combat in the trenches are handled with authority and accuracy.”

– San Francisco Chronicle

“Techno-thriller fans rejoice! Larry Bond is good – very, very good. I started sweating on the first page.”

-Stephen Coonts

“Bond’s storytelling is superb.”

– Cleveland Plain Dealer

“Bond shows a agency grasp of how the nationwide safety paperwork in Washington goes into motion and the way the navy deploys.

– Navy Times

“Bond does a good Job of conveying the strange exhilaration of combat.”

– Newsday

“Bond sets a new standard for the techno-thriller.”

– Orlando Sentinel