The Aquitaine Progression
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
In the shadowy corridors of international espionage, attorney Joel Converse stumbles upon a terrifying conspiracy — a clandestine alliance of rogue military generals, known as Aquitaine, whose ambition is nothing less than the violent seizure of the world's most powerful governments. Robert Ludlum's The Aquitaine Progression (1984) plunges its reluctant hero into a breathless race across Europe, as Converse, a Vietnam veteran and unlikely spy, must dismantle a network of ruthless power brokers before civilization itself is dragged into chaos. Ludlum, the undisputed master of the geopolitical thriller, crafts a narrative of relentless tension and paranoid momentum, weaving intricate plot threads through Geneva, Bonn, Amsterdam, and beyond. His signature style — meticulous in its detail, breathless in its pacing — presents a world where trust is a liability and every ally is a potential enemy. A chilling meditation on the corrupting nature of military power and institutional betrayal, this novel leaves the reader questioning just how fragile the architecture of democracy truly is.
Author: Robert Ludlum
Format: Hardback
Genre: Thriller
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Worn/faded, no tears
Pages: Good
In the shadowy corridors of international espionage, attorney Joel Converse stumbles upon a terrifying conspiracy — a clandestine alliance of rogue military generals, known as Aquitaine, whose ambition is nothing less than the violent seizure of the world's most powerful governments. Robert Ludlum's The Aquitaine Progression (1984) plunges its reluctant hero into a breathless race across Europe, as Converse, a Vietnam veteran and unlikely spy, must dismantle a network of ruthless power brokers before civilization itself is dragged into chaos. Ludlum, the undisputed master of the geopolitical thriller, crafts a narrative of relentless tension and paranoid momentum, weaving intricate plot threads through Geneva, Bonn, Amsterdam, and beyond. His signature style — meticulous in its detail, breathless in its pacing — presents a world where trust is a liability and every ally is a potential enemy. A chilling meditation on the corrupting nature of military power and institutional betrayal, this novel leaves the reader questioning just how fragile the architecture of democracy truly is.