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  • Written by: Don Brown
  • Narrated by: Dick Hill
  • Length: 12 hrs and 36 mins

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The Malacca Conspiracy

Written by: Don Brown
Narrated by: Dick Hill
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Publisher's Summary

From beloved author Don Brown comes a bone-chilling tale of terrorism on the high seas.

A daring plot is hatched to finance a nuclear attack against American cities, and Zack Brewer and Diane Colcernian are thrust into the midst of a sizzling race against the clock to foil the conspiracy before disaster strikes.

The president of the United States orders ships of the US Seventh Fleet towards the Malacca Straits to reassert control over the sea lanes, but with time quickly ticking away, will they arrive in time for Zack and Diane to survive this dangerous and high-stakes drama of life and death?

In a lightning-paced thriller of political assassination and terrorism on the high seas, The Malacca Conspiracy will whisk you from Singapore to Indonesia, from Malaysia to Washington. A whirlwind mix of love, war, and high-stakes geopolitical roulette, for Zack and Diane - your favorite JAG characters from Don Brown’s best-selling Navy Justice series - it’s the last chance for a longstanding romance that is now or never.

  • Christian fiction with political and military suspense elements.
  • Full-length stand-alone novel featuring characters from Don Brown’s Navy Justice series.
©2010 Don Brown (P)2010 Zondervan

What the critics say

"The plot surges headlong with energy; characters--from various cultures--are both believable and accessible; rich dialogue flows. A Bible-quoting evangelical Christian president in the war room is over the top, and while evangelical hot-button issues may please some readers and turn others off, Brown has penned another winner." ( Publishers Weekly)

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