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Hostage to death, L. Ron Hubbard

Label
Hostage to death, L. Ron Hubbard
Language
eng
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Literary text for sound recordings
fiction
Main title
Hostage to death
Medium
electronic resource
Responsibility statement
L. Ron Hubbard
Summary
Running off to join the French Foreign Legion used to be every boy's dream of action and adventure. But for Lieutenant Bill Reilly-half Irish, half American-the dream has turned into a nightmare. And it all begins with the gruesome delivery of a severed hand. The dead, gnarled fingers hold a message from the Berber chief Abd el-Ulad. He challenges the courage of the Legion soldiers and says he holds an American woman captive-who, if Reilly doesn't come to her rescue, is next up for dismemberment. Reilly abandons his post guarding the trains and goes after her. But it's all a trick. In his absence, the railroad falls victim to a terrorist attack. But who set the trap and engineered the sabotage? Reilly is caught in a triangle of treachery as the French, Spanish and native Berbers vie for control. His fate-as well as that of the American woman-rests on his ability to escape a spider's web of double- and triple-crosses and uncover the truth in a desert of deception
Target audience
adult
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