The Terrorist's Holiday - Neiderman, Andrew
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The Terrorist s Holiday is a unique take on the radical terrorist plots. Beginning with the murder of a Jewish Defense League member in New York, the story takes us to the world famous Catskill resort region to a glamorous, famous hotel that services over 3000 guests. A New York detective stumbles on what he thinks is the plot to blow up the hotel dining room in which 3000 heavy financial supporters of Israel are celebrating Passover with one of Israel s most important generals. The detective s captain isn t as convinced but the hotel owner invites our hero for the holiday with his family,…mehr

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The Terrorist s Holiday is a unique take on the radical terrorist plots. Beginning with the murder of a Jewish Defense League member in New York, the story takes us to the world famous Catskill resort region to a glamorous, famous hotel that services over 3000 guests. A New York detective stumbles on what he thinks is the plot to blow up the hotel dining room in which 3000 heavy financial supporters of Israel are celebrating Passover with one of Israel s most important generals. The detective s captain isn t as convinced but the hotel owner invites our hero for the holiday with his family, thus setting the scene of action that drives this interesting thriller, for the two terrorists, a handsome young man and his beautiful girlfriend, are morally challenged themselves by what they re about to do."
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Andrew Neiderman is the author of numerous novels of suspense and terror, including Deficiency, The Baby Squad, Under Abduction, Dead Time, Curse, In Double Jeopardy, The Dark, Surrogate Child, and The Devil's Advocate-which was made into a major motion picture by Warner Bros. For twenty-six years, Neiderman has been the ghostwriter behind the epic series attributed to V. C. Andrews. He lives in Palm Springs, California, with his wife, Diane. Visit his website at www.neiderman.com.