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The Hadrian Memorandum

A Novel

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The Hadrian Memorandum

By: Allan Folsom
Narrated by: Scott Sowers
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The sequel to Allan Folsom's New York Times bestselling The Machiavelli Covenant! When an ocean of oil is found beneath Equatorial Guinea, the discovery sets of an international plot to overthrow the nation's corrupt government.

Nicholas Marten has come face to face with the world's most dangerous men---secret global alliances that go back centuries and involve those at the highest ranks of political power and economic influence. Marten is a man on the run, constantly in fear of his life. He knows too much. He has no one to trust, except the one man who may be his only true friend . . . the President of the United States, John Henry Harris.

Murder, suspense, and deceit shadow Marten every inch of the way as his harrowing journey takes him to Berlin, to the Portuguese Riviera, and finally to the always-mysterious Lisbon. At stake is the struggle for control of an ocean of oil, and with it the constantly shifting line between good and evil, love and hate, law and politics. Its cost, thousands of human lives. Its cause, a top secret agreement called The Hadrian Memorandum.

©2009 Allan Folsom; (P)2009 Macmillan Audio
Spies & Politics Thriller & Suspense Espionage Suspense Africa Portugal War Exciting

Critic reviews

<p>“Folsom sets a frenetic pace from the start . . . reading this book is like watching 24.” —The Tampa Tribune<br><br> “More twists and turns than a strand of DNA.” —William Peter Blatty, New York Times bestselling author of Dimiter<br><br> “With an intensity that seems genuine and a talent for assorted accents, including British, German, and Portuguese, Sowers maintains a state of suspended disbelief.” —Publishers Weekly</p>
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