John Parthenios

Cia: Operation Paracelsus John Parthenios Greek edition

Highly contemporary! Thrilling beyond belief! Where fact & fiction intermingles! After a random routine observation, CIA is faced with a bizarre gang consisting of former KGB members who are currently hiding from their past and a sick Muslim fundamentalist "mentor" and his minions, who are trying to stop any attempt towards progress and democratization in the Islamic world. The tentacles of this huge chain of people possess something that can make them the "boss" of the planet... The novel uses a script development that fits CIA operations: the art of a puzzle by shifting plot, information and activities which continue up to the last of the book where we find the "unexpected." The reader is altered to an agent who "travels" from Athens to Chisinau and the Republic of Congo, from St. Petersburg to Alexandria, from Lavrion, Greece, to West Africa and eventually "Virginia" and the reader has to play a game of chess that "ends" in South Sudan, Kenya and Ethiopia to check mate, stopping the clock of a global threat, in the Gulf of Aden.