Honorable Enemies paints a chilling post-cold war scenario that might be taken from today's headlines. Pearl Harbor has been attacked... again. This time, by a helicopter which strafes a Hawaiian cruise ship killing several Japanese tourists. The shock waves from the tragic attack go straight to Washington and Tokyo. In retaliation, American tourists are ambushed in Osaka. Relations between the two countries are deteriorating and threaten to escalate out of control. The White House assigns Steve Wickham from CIA and Susan Nakamura from FBI to get to the bottom of who is behind the attacks. They uncover a deadly conspiracy of enormous proportions reaching into the highest levels of the U.S. and Japanese governments.
A thriller! Husband loved it!
A good read.
controversial high tech military suspense. If it's by Joe Weber, you know it's going to be a good read before you even open the cover.
Future war Us vs Japan
What if things didn't work out between the US and Japan, again?
New York Times bestselling author Joe Weber offers a chilling possibility: What would happen if the delicate and vital United States/Japanese relationship was sabotaged and stretched to the point of no return?
It begins ominously when a cruise ship at Pearl Harbor is strafed, resulting in the deaths of several Japanese tourists. Fearing retaliation, the White House places high priority on determining responsibility for the attack, yet before the investigation gets off the ground, a group of American tourists is ambushed in Osaka. Miscommunication and resentment builds!
It begins ominously when a cruise ship at Pearl Harbor is strafed, resulting in the deaths of several Japanese tourists. Fearing retaliation, the White House places high priority on determining responsibility for the attack, yet before the investigation gets off the ground, a group of American tourists is ambushed in Osaka. Miscommunication and resentment builds!
