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Warrior Class

by Dale Brown

Series: Patrick McLanahan (Book 8)

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Info:	Harper Collins (2001), Paperback, 400 pages
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Stealth planes and Evil Oil Baron.

Your average megavillain rich megalomaniac wants to control an oil pipeline. This, being a military technothriller, means that the US types of course have to now go and blow the crap out of him. This is trickier than usual because he has a bomber that is very difficult to detect.

Of course, McLanahan and his crew of Dreamworks gadgeteers and support pilots have some tech tricks of their own, so shooting and blowing up does get to happen.

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Patrick McLanahan (Book 8)

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0425184463, Paperback)

Patrick McLanahan, the hero pilot from Dale Brown's blockbuster debut, Flight of the Old Dog, returns in his newest bestseller, Warrior Class. A Russian oil magnate seizes power using the army to back him up. Soon, Russia will dominate Europe-unless McLanahan turns a simple rescue operation into full-scale havoc.

"Plenty of suspense, familiar characters and action." (Virginian-Pilot)

"A superb storyteller." (W.E.B. Griffin)

"His ability to bring technical weaponry to life is amazing." (San Francisco Chronicle)

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