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General Information
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Title: Marine One
Author: James W. Huston
Read By: Joe Barrett
Copyright: 2009
Audiobook Copyright: 2009
Genre: Mystery
Publisher: Blackstone Audiobooks
Abridged: No
File Information
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Number of MP3s: 10
Total Duration: 12:30:26
Total MP3 Size: 687.10
Encoded At: CBR 128 kbit/s 44100 Hz Joint Stereo
Book Description
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This gripping thriller opens with a bang: Marine One,
the official presidential helicopter, crashes, killing
everyone aboard, including the president. Mike Nolan,
an attorney who?s also a helicopter pilot, is hired by
the manufacturer of Marine One to defend the company
against a wrongful-death suit filed by the First Lady.
Mike knows that he will have to find out what caused
the crash, whether it really was a defective copter or if
there is some other explanation. The problem is, the
list of potential other explanations is very short, and all
of them could put Mike?s own life in jeopardy. The author
smoothly combines the political-conspiracy and courtroom
drama formats, and he nicely explores the story?s
fundamental moral quandary: If Mike?s client made a
defective product, is he defending the people who killed
the president? The book has echoes of Michael Crichton?s
Airframe, which was about the investigation of an incident
involving a commercial jet, but this isn?t a technothriller so
much as a political thriller with technological overtones.
Either way, it works just fine. --David Pitt
