THE FIST OF GOD

Details
• ISBN: 9788171619283
• Edition: 2
• Publishing Year: JANUARY 2000
• Pages: 480
• Language: Translated from ENGLISH to MARATHI
• Category: FICTION
• Publisher: Mehta Publishing House
• Binding: Paperback

The Fist of God
By Frederick Forsyth, Translated by Anil Kale

From the bestselling author of The Day of the Jackal, Frederick Forsyth, comes a thriller that masterfully blends fact with fiction for a heart-pounding read. Set against the backdrop of the Gulf War, The Fist of God takes readers deep behind the scenes, into the high-stakes world of intelligence and military strategy.

The story revolves around a mysterious figure in Baghdad known only as "Jericho," a traitor willing to trade valuable secrets for a price. The secrets he holds are critical to understanding Saddam Hussein’s ultimate weapon, a terrifying force that could tip the scales of war in Iraq's favor. The allies know the stakes are high but are unaware of the deadly weapon Saddam is hiding, one that has been kept a secret even from his closest advisors.

As American pilots take on perilous missions over Iraq and a young spy plants himself deep within Baghdad, the clock is ticking for a desperate search for the weapon, codenamed "The Fist of God." General Schwarzkopf and his team must race against time to uncover the weapon’s location before it’s too late.

Forsyth's impeccable storytelling skill is on full display as he weaves a tale of espionage, danger, and intrigue. The novel takes readers from the bustling streets of Baghdad to the expansive deserts of Kuwait, all while exploring the complex world of intelligence operations, tradecraft, and military tactics.

A gripping, fast-paced thriller, The Fist of God provides a chilling look at what might have been going on behind the headlines during the Gulf War. With vivid characters, breathtaking suspense, and an unforgettable plot, this novel will keep you hooked from start to finish.