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The Domino Principle (1975)

by Adam Kennedy

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A convicted killer is broken out of maximum security in broad daylight. The price of his freedom? A secret that just may cost him his life.
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Excellent thriller highly recommended to anyone who likes conspiracy theory.
This is a book in which there is no happy ending because the main character is facing truly insurmountable odds. He's dealt lousy cards so to speak and he knows it. His only goal is to just try to survive.

Highly recommended to all thriller fans.
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An effective cat-and-mousetrap.
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The Domino Principle
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The Domino Principle
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1975
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Roy Tucker
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Chicago, Illinois, USA
Costa Rica
Los Angeles, California, USA
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The Domino Principle (1977 | IMDb)
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For Regan and Jack
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Now that it's over, or almost over, I can see that it never was what I wanted it to be.
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This is the novel.
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Robbins, Harold
Maas, Peter
Wambaugh, Joseph
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A convicted killer is broken out of maximum security in broad daylight. The price of his freedom? A secret that just may cost him his life.
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A powerful secret organization involves a prisoner in an assassination plot.
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813.5Literature › English (North America) › American fiction › 20th Century

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PZ4.K343Language and Literature › Fiction and juvenile belles lettres › Fiction and juvenile belles lettres › Fiction in English

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