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Thriller

Path of the Assassin

by Brad Thor

2003 · 545 pages

With action-packed prose and dead-on authenticity, Thor and his indomitable hero Scot Harvath--from "The Lions of Lucerne"--are back, raising the stakes and taking on an anonymous terrorist bent on stoking a global holy war of apocalyptic proportions.

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Path of the Assassin is a thriller novel by Brad Thor, first published in 2003 by Simon and Schuster. It runs 545 pages.

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Thriller
Published
2003
Length
545 pages

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GenreThriller
AuthorBrad Thor
Published2003
Length545 pages
PublisherSimon and Schuster

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Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Published
2003
Length
545 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780743436762
ISBN-10
0743436768
ASIN
0743436768

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Who wrote Path of the Assassin?
Path of the Assassin was written by Brad Thor.
When was Path of the Assassin published?
Path of the Assassin was first published in 2003 by Simon and Schuster.
What genre is Path of the Assassin?
Path of the Assassin is a thriller novel.
How many pages is Path of the Assassin?
Path of the Assassin is 545 pages long.

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