Autumn, 1970: Hostage-taking separatists in Quebec abduct a foreign diplomat and a cabinet minister and threaten violence across the country. As fear sets in, the government turns to Luc Cadotte, a specialist on international terrorism and veteran of the clandestine struggles in Latin America.
From the jungles of Colombia to Montreal under siege, former diplomat James Bartleman plots a turbulent thriller based on events he witnessed first-hand. Swerving between fanatical ideologues and crass careerists with bloody hands, Cadotte has to choose sides when they all seem dirty, and put everything on the line in a crisis that puts all that he stands for to the test.
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About the Author:
James Bartleman is the former lieutenant governor of Ontario and the bestselling author of the novels As Long as the Rivers Flow and The Redemption of Oscar Wolf. A member of the Chippewas of Rama First Nation, he is also a retired ambassador and a member of the Order of Canada. He lives in Perth, Ontario.
Review:
James Bartleman’s gripping novel takes us back over forty years; but in doing so he brings us face to face with crucial current debates about torture, national security, citizenship, and standing firm for human rights. (Alex Neve)
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- PublisherA J. Patrick Boyer Book
- Publication date2015
- ISBN 10 1459729102
- ISBN 13 9781459729100
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages256
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