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The Lions Of Lucerne

(2002)
(The first book in the Scot Harvath series)
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In the tradition of bestselling authors such as Jack Higgins and Clive Cussler, a new voice in thriller writing has emerged to rival any of the masters. When the president is kidnapped during his ski holiday in Colorado, disavowed Secret Service Agent Scott Harvath is his only hope of rescue. As the FBI and CIA chase a string of dangerously false clues across the Middle East, Agent Harvath's investigation leads him to Switzerland. Throughout the picturesque towns of Bern, Interlaken and Lucerne, Harvath plays a deadly game of cat and mouse with the real kidnappers, as well as rogue factions within his own government that want him terminated before he can save the president. With only the ambitious Claudia Muehler of the Swiss Federal Attorney's Office to assist him, the pair are forced to go it alone as they realise the kidnapping plot reaches some of the highest levels of the Swiss Intelligence community. In a race against time, they must scale the treacherous heights of Mt. Pilatus, uncover a hidden military fortress secreted beneath its peak, and defeat the formidable force that stands between them and the safe return of the president - the deadly men known as the Lions of Lucerne.

Genre: Thriller

Praise for this book

"An unforgettable debut....Well-written, fast-paced, great characters, fascinating plot, and a climax in the Swiss Alps that will give the reader a case of vertigo." - Nelson DeMille

"The action is nonstop, and Thor has a real gift for bringing exotic settings alive. A roller coaster of a debut." - Vince Flynn

"An unbelievable debut thriller -- fast-paced, scarily authentic -- I just couldn't put it down." - Kyle Mills


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