War dog

Author: Frederick Forsyth
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Publication Date: 2001-09-01
Features: Don't tell who the author is, just read a few chapters, and you'll feel it's Forsyth's style, because it's full of suspense and temptation, just like The Day of the Jackal. Publisher Weekly says that even the most discerning readers will be satisfied with this novel. Wall Street Journal says that for Forsyth, whether it's Westerners or Easterners, most can find the pleasure of reading through his works. Chinese Journal of Literature and Arts In Africa, there is a republic called Zangro. In the remote corner of this small country, there is a crystal mountain. Only British mining magnate James Manson knows that there is a valuable mineral deposit worth $10 billion worth of platinum there. The problem now is how to get it. Ambitious James knows what to do. He unleashes war dogs, that is, he hires a group of brutal and cruel mercenaries to invade the country, overthrow the current government, and then install a puppet regime. Frederick Forsyth, the world's most distinctive master of international political suspense novels. The work has been adapted into a film.