On April 29, 1992, three shots are fired from a long-range sniper’s rifle, and Hussein and two other men are killed. When the American Defense Intelligence Agency discovers the plot and puzzles out each element—who recruited the assassination team, how they managed to get into Iraq, how they succeeded in penetrating the defenses of the most challenging target in the world—the story emerges, step by stealthy step.
A technically expert masterpiece of suspense and ingenuity, and with a certain added intrigue given the news today, Shadow Over Babylon builds to a moment of truth so tense and real that you’ll have to remind yourself it didn’t happen.
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"I have read this book twice (once I read a book, generally I can reread it again after 2/3 years). Although events have made the main target in the book irrelevant, it is still a damn fine read. Good plot, character build-up and a great yarn that kept me interested right through."
— Dave (5 out of 5 stars)
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Bob Peck (1945-1999) was an award-winning British actor with the National Theater and Royal Shakespeare Company, performing in Nicolas Nickleby, Macbeth, and Othello, among other productions. On television, he appeared in many successful series including Z-Cars, Play for Today, and Edge of Darkness, for which he won a British Academy Television Award for best actor and is perhaps best-known. After gaining popularity as a television actor, Peck went on to appear in numerous films and was cast in his biggest film as park gamekeeper Robert Muldoon in Jurassic Park. He died of cancer at his home in London in 1999, survived by his wife and three children.