Despite it being illegal for the CIA to operate on American soil, Liam and Noa carry out a series of successful missions on Keegan’s behalf.

Blowback: A president in turmoil. A deadly motive. by James Blowback: A president in turmoil. A deadly motive. by James

Early in the novel, President Barrett outlines a clandestine policy shift to strike America’s enemies with shocking and devastating force: “After decades of our being the world’s punching bag, I’ve decided this Administration isn’t going to be reactive anymore. Now, to meet him in person and fangirl Good news, I just was approved for yet another James Patterson book, so I cannot wait to dig my heals in and start reading! He’s a mercenary spy who holds the highest office in the land and will use his power to make sure all of his enemies, both foreign and domestic, are taken down. I didn’t realize this was coauthored by James Patterson, I just requested it based on the description. He’s setting up two CIA teams, one domestic and one foreign, with authorization to bring America back to what he sees it should be, strong and dominate.

Blowback, by James Patterson and Brendan DuBois is a story of an American President losing his mind. The summary cover makes you think this book is about a Trump-style president and how he goes about putting himself ahead of the country. An anthropomorphic feline katt and canine dogg family immediately clash after arriving at Western Frontier Park for vacation.

James Patterson’s ‘Blowback’ asks, ‘What if we elected a James Patterson’s ‘Blowback’ asks, ‘What if we elected a

A volcanic eruption is quite another, for, as the journalist who does a framing voice-over narration for Brooks’ latest puts it, when Mount Rainier popped its cork, “it was the psychological aspect, the hyperbole-fueled hysteria that had ended up killing the most people. Add some fascinating historical tidbits to this action-packed political thriller and it’s a recipe for a fun read. Blowback, his latest thriller, is co-written with frequent collaborator Brendan DuBois (The Summer House, The First Lady, and so on), and the cover slogan is "An American President Goes Insane. A former American president turns action hero in Clinton and Patterson’s disappointing follow-up to their bestselling The President Is Missing.One hesitates to attribute too educational a motive to Patterson, but this is essentially a lesson in the dangers of abrogating all those encrusted diplomatic rules and international laws that, some claim, let other nations walk all over us. DuBois may not have the marketing glamour of Bill Clinton, but at least he doesn’t gunk up Patterson’s presidential plots with boring lectures about How Government Works. While dramas like House of Cards deliver us this message with nuance and as a slow-burn (that awful final season aside), Blowback is an adrenaline rush from beginning to end.