Enemy in the Ashes

by William W. Johnstone

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0786013338
• ISBN13: 9780786013333
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Pinnacle Books
• Length: 319 Pages
• Weight: 0.38 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Enemy in the Ashes

As usual this is an excellent book. May be a little wild in some respects but if we don't keep close watch on the present socialists in our government we may very well be in the situation outlined in this series. If any one can tell me where to get more than the 5 I have I would appreciate the information.

About the book

I have read the majority of the Ashes series and waited in anticipation for this new installment to come out. After reading the book, I had to think about the idea I heard that someone else is writing the last few Ashes books. Based on the fact that in this book the author uses the same writing that all the other books contained but threw in a part about a spaceship and aliens. This is totally absurd and uncharacteristic of other books in the Ashes series. All in all the book has a good story line that reflects on what has happened within the past year and a half.

Taking down a terrorist network.

This book starts out with a terrorist getting plutonium to take over the oil supply in the persian gulf countries. They plan to explode the plutonium at the oil fields to render the area radioactive for hundreds of years and useless to oil production unless their demands are met. The new U.N. in the post WW III era can't protect the fields and the terrorist take over. The U.N. is powerless in its bureaucracy and want to negotiate. Ben Raines and the Southern United States of America will not agree and takes the fight to the terrorist. They go into action to stop them from using the plutonium and then to eliminate the terrorist permanently.