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As Allied forces prepared for the decisive D-Day invasion, one of the most critical tasks was to mislead Adolf Hitler and the Axis powers about where the invasion was going to happen. The nascent Office of Strategic Services employed a portfolio of deceptive tactics, including the dangerous use of double agents. Now veteran novelist W.E.B. Griffin, along with his son, Bill Butterworth IV, bring the suspense of that time to life in the latest installment in the "Men at War" series, "The Double Agents."	An American diplomat is murdered, a U.N. official goes missing, and there's a pile of money that lots of people want to get their hands on, in W.E.B. Griffin's thriller The Hostage. The President of the United States calls on his most trusted covert troubleshooter, a Delta Force major named Charley Castillo, to unravel this mess.	The man once called "the poet laureate of the American military" launches his sixth series of novels with a story as current as they come. W.E.B. Griffin's novel is of 21st century terrorism. At the heart of the book is a bizarre plot to crash a plane into the Liberty Bell.
Bestselling military author W.E.B. Griffin brings back a familiar cast of characters, in his newest book, the ninth in his popular "Corps" series. This one is his first book in the series to take readers to Korea.

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