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Weapons of Mass Deception

The WMD Files, Book 1

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The greatest intelligence failure of our modern era…or the greatest deception?

Written by two US Navy veterans, Weapons of Mass Deception weaves historical fact with realistic fiction to create a riveting national security thriller equal to the threats of the 21st century.

In 2003, the world watched as coalition forces toppled Saddam Hussein’s regime, then scoured the country for the WMDs they knew were there.

Iraqi weapons of mass destruction were never found…but they exist.

On the eve of the invasion, five nuclear devices are smuggled out of Iraq and hidden in the most unlikely of places—neighboring Iran. Now, as the threat of WMDs fades into a late-night punch line, a hardline splinter group waits for the perfect moment to unleash nuclear terror.

When Navy SEAL Brendan McHugh captures a mysterious Iranian diplomat on a raid, it feels all wrong. While the official rules of engagement say he must release the diplomat, that doesn't stop McHugh from investigating further. With an FBI linguist and a CIA analyst on his team, he chases clues across the globe to arrive at a terrifying conclusion.

The threat to the United States heartland is bigger--and closer to home--than anyone dreamed possible.

Start listening to Weapons of Mass Deception now and take your place alongside the men and women that keep us safe from the threats of our time.

©2015 David Bruns and J.R. Olson (P)2016 David Bruns and J.R. Olson
Genre Fiction Military Technothrillers Thriller Thriller & Suspense War & Military Fiction Middle East Technology War Exciting Espionage Iran
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The book is great. The interpretation - a disaster. Hope never to encounter that guy again!

A lousy interpreter!

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Good story but a bit difficult to follow because the narrator doesn’t pause at paragraphs and just keeps reading. Also an intensely annoying habit of attempting to say any ‘foreign’ words (such as ‘pino grigio’) as if he was a native speaker of that language

Narrator doesn’t know what paragraphs are

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