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The Shell Game [Mass Market Paperback]

Steve Alten
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Even die-hard conspiracy theorists will be dubious about the sinister government-led plots that form the shaky foundation of this political thriller. Alten, best-known for his gory novels featuring giant prehistoric sharks (Meg; The Trench), goes well beyond the already far-fetched idea that the Bush administration let the devastating 9/11 attacks happen to further the neoconservative agenda of reshaping the Middle East. In 2012, with centrist conservative David McKuin in the White House, the federal government plots to detonate a nuclear bomb in a U.S. city and blame Iran as a cover to take out that country's radical leadership. Standing in the plotters' way is Ace Futrell, an energy expert whose murdered wife was possibly targeted by U.S. intelligence. An awkward mix of actual and fictional political figures (Hillary Clinton is still in the Senate in 2012, having lost the 2008 election to McKuin) doesn't make this paranoid and superficial book more plausible. (Jan.)
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5.0 out of 5 stars the shell game, Dec 30 2011
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This review is from: The Shell Game (Mass Market Paperback)
An Amazing Book . What Can I Say More , It's major Scary And it's a must buy ! how the story is told , it's amazing
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5.0 out of 5 stars The Shell Game, Dec 9 2008
This review is from: The Shell Game (Hardcover)
Great book, I've read all of Alten's books and this one is the best. Th research he put into it is extensive, and i enjoyed the quotes at the start of each chapter. They told a storie themselves.... i would tell anyone to Just read it!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Beg to Differ with Publishers Weekly, Mar 8 2008
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I am at present enjoying this book, I find the plot plausible, the characters great. I think Pub Weekly have done a great diservice to this book, I for one will highly recommend it, if for only the notations on the pages before the chapters, a must read for anyone who that still thinks 911 was not an inside job.
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