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Alaskan Courage: A thriller of survival, secrets, and rescue. Oh, and the President of the United States! (en Inglés)
Hatcher, Glen (Autor)
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Alaskan Courage: A thriller of survival, secrets, and rescue. Oh, and the President of the United States! (en Inglés) - Hatcher, Glen
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Reseña del libro "Alaskan Courage: A thriller of survival, secrets, and rescue. Oh, and the President of the United States! (en Inglés)"
The President of the United States has vanished. Somewhere in the Alaskan wilderness, seven survivors are fighting to stay alive. When President Andrew Callahan’s aircraft goes down far from its expected flight path, Washington launches a massive search. There is just one terrifying problem. They are looking in the wrong place. In a country of mountains, freezing rivers and endless spruce, Secret Service agent Taryn Hale has one job: keep the President alive until rescue comes. But injuries are mounting. Supplies are disappearing. One member of the group is becoming dangerously ill. Waiting may no longer be an option. To survive, they will have to leave the wreck and trust their lives to a wilderness that offers no second chances. Hundreds of miles away, the machinery of government faces an unprecedented question: how long can a nation wait for a missing President? And in a remote Alaskan community, Daniel Aiken and his daughter Nora know something the search teams do not. Nora saw an aircraft where no presidential aircraft was supposed to be. If she is right, the smallest piece of evidence may be the only thing standing between rescue and tragedy. Alaskan Courage is a gripping survival thriller about ordinary people carrying extraordinary responsibility, the bonds forged when rank no longer matters, and the quiet courage required when nobody knows if help is coming. In the wilderness, it does not matter who you are. It only matters whether you survive.
