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Dragon by Clive Cussler (ISBN: 9780736699020)
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Dragon Unknown - 1990
by Clive Cussler
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August 1945: A lone B-29 takes off from Alaska for the long flight to Japan, bearing the third atomic bomb as back-up to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs. Shot down just short of its target, the plane crashes into the sea, taking its secret to the bottom. In the aftermath of the war, its very existence is denied, then forgotten.
October 1993: A new Japanese empire has emerged, one relying upon financial power rather than military prowess. An uneasy America, increasingly under siege from the economic might of its ally, remains unaware of the lengths to which some Japanese may be willing to go to ensure Japan's dominance. Unaware, that is, until a huge Japanese auto carrier is destroyed -- by a nuclear explosion.
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- Title Dragon
- Author Clive Cussler
- Binding unknown
- Publisher Books On Tape
- Date 1990-01
- ISBN 9780736699020
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