MALIBU, CA, June 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Author Peter Thomas Senese is pleased to announce his international espionage thriller titled The Den Of The Assassin will be released in e-book worldwide on July 14th, 2011 and will be available on all e-book platforms.
Critics have praised The Den Of The Assassin as an international financial espionage thriller steeped in the modern-day realities of our world, providing the story a visceral prescience teeming with realism and frightful possibilities of global terrorism, and Senese as a masterful writer of international intrigue.
Peter Thomas Senese commented, "For reader who enjoy fast-paced, multi-dimensional plots based upon historical events and plausible possibilities relevant to the world we live in today, The Den Of The Assassin takes audiences on a thrilling global geopolitical journey that evolves around New York City's Wall Street."
The Den Of The Assassin opens in New York City, where an unassuming investment banker, Tyler Boxter, is preoccupied with his all-consuming career that acts as a personal shield against the trappings of life that hide guilt and pain and memories he doesn't want.
A mysterious theft leads Boxter from the sanctity of his Wall Street office and thrusts him into the dark world of international terrorism -- where zealots stir in the brutal desserts of the Middle East, where dark, sunken eyes look into the abyss of Siberia's desolate terrains, where prisoners -citizens- who live on a remote peninsula in Asia would rather submit to isolationist cleansing than feel the wrath of a deceitful troll intent on destroying the ideals of the West. 


Unknown to Boxter, he is about to play a sophisticated but explosive game against a madman who is more savage and merciless than the winds of an atomic holocaust. From the current resurgence of former-KGB hard-liners in Russia and the corrupt oligarchs who control the black-market of the weapons trade, from the isolationist mountains of North Korea to the sweeping deserts of the Middle East, from the looming specter of biological warfare to the ways in which terrorists hide and wash their money, from the arcane methods by which corporate America funds itself to the inner workings of Wall Street's war rooms, to the secrets hidden behind the walls in Beijing, to the unthinkable intent of the once mighty Persian Empire, 'Den Of The Assassin' is an informative, compelling, spin-tingling international espionage thriller that will keep readers turning through the pages.
The Den Of The Assassin will be released in e-book on July 14th, 2011 and is presently available in hardcover form from traditional retailers and online merchants. The Den Of The Assassin was initially released in hardcover prior to the author's unexpected race into the cyclones of international child abduction. Chasing The Cyclone, inspired by Peter Thomas Senese's experiences in this area, will be released in hardcover later this summer.
Peter Thomas Senese in the author of numerous historical fiction novels. For more information on The Den Of The Assassin or Peter Thomas Senese, please visit http://www.peterthomassenese.com.
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Critically Acclaimed 'The Den of the Assassin' By Geopolitical Novelist Peter Thomas Senese To Be Released in E-Book July 14th, 2011
Best-Selling author Peter Thomas Senese is pleased to announce the e-book release of his international espionage thriller titled 'The Den of the Assassin' that critics and readers everywhere have raved about on July 14th, 2011.
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[Press-News.org] Critically Acclaimed 'The Den of the Assassin' By Geopolitical Novelist Peter Thomas Senese To Be Released in E-Book July 14th, 2011Best-Selling author Peter Thomas Senese is pleased to announce the e-book release of his international espionage thriller titled 'The Den of the Assassin' that critics and readers everywhere have raved about on July 14th, 2011.