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 attach 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 bestselling Navy Justice Series—it’s the last chance for a longstanding romance that is now or never.
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"Great thriller taking place in exotic locales like Malaysia. Promotes a very real possibility of a terrorist takeover of a country and establishing a Muslim caliphate under sharia law. Very timely for today, and they way this crazy man's plans are thwarted by American operatives is very interesting."
— Anne (4 out of 5 stars)
" This book held my interest, but there parts that did not seem realistic. "
— Jerry, 2/16/2014" It was slow and dull at start, but then it got really exciting. "
— Adal, 1/11/2014" Exciting read. Starts out a bit slow but the action ramps up. A frightening look at what an evil dictator could do to us and the world in the future. "
— Tanya, 1/8/2014" What I learned from this book was a great geography lesson. Worth reading the book for this alone if you are not familiar with Southeast Asia. Kept me interested, fast paced believable for the most part. I won't spoil it but the ending was not too believable. Nice beach read. "
— Kathleen, 11/30/2013" This is an enjoyable thrill ride of action, terrorist plots, adventure, military, and a little romance all with strong Christian values and message. A cross between a Tom Clancy book and a Sunday School lesson all wrapped up in a pretty bow. "
— Thomas, 11/25/2013" very good - discusses indonesia which is interesting "
— Valynda, 10/24/2013" A great story that kept me on the edge of my seat. The scary thing about it, however, is that though the story may have seemed far-fetched a few years ago, it is all too possible in today's world of radical Islamic terrorism. "
— Lillie, 10/6/2013" A fun read for believers. Not too nerve wracking, but good characters and an interesting plot. If it was more in line with prophetic reality it could be quite intense. Non-believers will predictably complain about it a lot. "
— David, 6/27/2013" I've seen a lot of people recommend this military thriller, but I'm afraid I had such a hard time getting into it. I'm thinking this would be a guy book. The opening reminded me so much of a Tom Clancy novel with an information plot line that was onerous. "
— Joan, 3/21/2013" Sloppy writing, tries to hard, tad unrealistic. Had to force myself to finish it. "
— Julian, 11/5/2012" The book captures you attention from the beginning to the end. One of my favorite reads, highly recommend this one. "
— Tfkreidler, 9/4/2012" I didn't enjoy Brown's conspiracy set in Indonesia as too detailed where we didn't need details. His style slowed down the story and took away the enjoyment. "
— Eric, 6/22/2012" Decent read. Fun and mostly mindless entertainment. Free from kindle. I enjoyed it. "
— David, 4/23/2012" Quite a romp! Interesting to see how Brown handled the high tempo action scenes. Left a lot out so the tension was extreme. "
— Julie, 1/26/2012" Quite a romp! Interesting to see how Brown handled the high tempo action scenes. Left a lot out so the tension was extreme. "
— Julie, 5/11/2011" I've seen a lot of people recommend this military thriller, but I'm afraid I had such a hard time getting into it. I'm thinking this would be a guy book. The opening reminded me so much of a Tom Clancy novel with an information plot line that was onerous. "
— Joan, 4/21/2011" Not badly written. Plot moves along and has some tense moments, but is not earth shaking. Not particularly memorable. "
— Lynn, 4/14/2011" Exciting read. Starts out a bit slow but the action ramps up. A frightening look at what an evil dictator could do to us and the world in the future. "
— Tanya, 3/23/2011" This book held my interest, but there parts that did not seem realistic. "
— Jerry, 12/29/2010" The book captures you attention from the beginning to the end. One of my favorite reads, highly recommend this one. "
— Tfkreidler, 12/17/2010" Zack and Diane are back with another global apocalypse which is not totally stopped but better than it could have been. Little attention is paid to the aftermath of the mayhem but all is well that ends ok. Not a bad story if you don't mind not receiving vast amounts of information. "
— Carol, 11/17/2010" This is an enjoyable thrill ride of action, terrorist plots, adventure, military, and a little romance all with strong Christian values and message. A cross between a Tom Clancy book and a Sunday School lesson all wrapped up in a pretty bow. "
— Thomas, 9/22/2010" very good - discusses indonesia which is interesting "
— Valynda, 9/18/2010Don Brown, a former officer in the US Navy Judge Advocate General Corps and special assistant United States attorney, is the author of over a dozen bestselling military and legal books. His work includes the novel Treason and the exposé Call Sign Extortion 17: The Shoot-Down of Team Seal Six.
Dick Hill, named a Golden Voice by AudioFile magazine, is one of the most awarded narrators in the business, having earned several Audie Awards and thirty-four AudioFile Earphones Awards. In addition to narrating, he has both acted in and written for the theater.