Net Force Returns With Original eBook Written by Jerome Preisler

By: Jan. 23, 2014
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The No. 1 New York Times Bestselling cyber-terrorism series Net Force, created by Tom Clancy and Steve Pieczenik, is starting a new chapter with the publication of the Jerome Preisler-written original eBook Net Force: Code War.

The title recently reached No. 1 in the Technothriller category during its free eBook promotion in the Amazon Kindle store Jan. 17-21.

Preisler is the author of more than 30 books of fiction and nonfiction, including the long running Tom Clancy's Power Plays series, all of which debuted on the New York Times bestseller list.

"I am happy we can treat Net Force fans with an additional eBook," said Preisler.

In Net Force: Code War, the year is 2018. Prince Sami Mustafa of Birhan, who was educated in the West, finds enemies every direction he looks. Things are not as simple as oppositional factions, though. When a subversive plot from within tragically transpires, the United States threatens to step in. However, that places Americans in the crosshairs of a terrorist plot. The Net Force team must work furiously to decode the scheme and prevent the attack.

In 1999, the first of 10 Net Force books appeared, beginning a succession of international blockbusters consistently holding spots on the national bestseller lists. The Net Force series has pitted an elite nucleus of agents against antisocial hackers, greedy programmers, and other dastardly cyber-spooks. The thrilling series accurately anticipated such digital developments as smartphones and various forms of cyber-terrorism.

Net Force: Code War is available exclusively in the Amazon Kindle store or through the Kindle app for $6.99.

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