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From: kayuucee@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.)
Newsgroups: net.books
Subject: Spy stories
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Date: Thu, 12-Dec-85 14:07:42 EST
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Posted: Thu Dec 12 14:07:42 1985
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	A reall good book that has no super-spies, but just ordinary
people in what seems to be extra-ordinary surroundings, is THE FIFTH
HORSEMAN by two people I can't remember their names. (One's last name is
Collins).
	Set mostly in New York City, it is the story of a nuclear bomb
hidden somewhere in the city which will be set off by a group of terrorists
a few days before Christmas. The best parts of the story are the ones that
are about how to evacuate 6 - 8 million people in a short time realistically.
	It is a very good story, especially this time of year.

						Star-Lord

They were in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Naturally they became heroes.