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Cyberterror
From the author of Conspiracy.com and Firewall comes a white-knuckle page turner about modern technology being used as a weapon in terror.
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First published January 1, 2003
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About the author
R.J. Piñeiro
34 books52 followersBorn in Cuba and raised in Central America, R.J. Pineiro spent several years in the midst of civil wars before migrating to the United States in the late 1970s, first to Florida to attended Florida Air Academy in Melbourne. There, RJ earned a pilot's license and high school diploma in 1979, before heading to Louisiana for college.
R.J. earned a degree in electrical engineering from Louisiana State University in 1983 and joined the high-tech industry in Austin Texas, working in computer chip design, test, and manufacturing.
In the late 1980s R.J. began studying to become a novelist. Reading everything from classical literature to contemporary novels, R.J.'s love of storytelling became uncontrollable. Using an aging personal computer, R.J. decided to launch a writing career.
R.J.'s first published work, SIEGE OF LIGHTNING, a novel about a sabotaged space shuttle, was released by Berkley/Putnam in May of 1993. A second novel, ULTIMATUM, about a second Gulf War scenario, was released the following year, 1994, by Forge Books, which went on to publish R.J.'s next 12 novels over the following 13 years.
In 2015, R.J. teamed up with TV News military analyst Colonel David Hunt to kick off the "Hunter Stark Book Series." The first book in the series, WITHOUT MERCY, about ISIS gaining acquiring nuclear weapons, was released on 3.7.17. The second book, WITHOUT FEAR, about the war in Afghanistan, was released on 8.7.18
In 2017, R.J. also teamed up with New York Times bestselling author Joe Weber. The result is ASHES OF VICTORY, a novel of global terrorism and international conflict released by Ignition Books on 9.3.18
In 2018, R.J. penned a nineteenth novel, AVENUE OF REGRETS, a mystery revolving around sex trafficking and domestic abuse released on 11.16.18
R.J. is married to L.M. Pineiro, an artist and jewelry designer. They have one son, Cameron & Daughter-in-Law Sarah, and two crazy dogs, Coco and Zea.
R.J. earned a degree in electrical engineering from Louisiana State University in 1983 and joined the high-tech industry in Austin Texas, working in computer chip design, test, and manufacturing.
In the late 1980s R.J. began studying to become a novelist. Reading everything from classical literature to contemporary novels, R.J.'s love of storytelling became uncontrollable. Using an aging personal computer, R.J. decided to launch a writing career.
R.J.'s first published work, SIEGE OF LIGHTNING, a novel about a sabotaged space shuttle, was released by Berkley/Putnam in May of 1993. A second novel, ULTIMATUM, about a second Gulf War scenario, was released the following year, 1994, by Forge Books, which went on to publish R.J.'s next 12 novels over the following 13 years.
In 2015, R.J. teamed up with TV News military analyst Colonel David Hunt to kick off the "Hunter Stark Book Series." The first book in the series, WITHOUT MERCY, about ISIS gaining acquiring nuclear weapons, was released on 3.7.17. The second book, WITHOUT FEAR, about the war in Afghanistan, was released on 8.7.18
In 2017, R.J. also teamed up with New York Times bestselling author Joe Weber. The result is ASHES OF VICTORY, a novel of global terrorism and international conflict released by Ignition Books on 9.3.18
In 2018, R.J. penned a nineteenth novel, AVENUE OF REGRETS, a mystery revolving around sex trafficking and domestic abuse released on 11.16.18
R.J. is married to L.M. Pineiro, an artist and jewelry designer. They have one son, Cameron & Daughter-in-Law Sarah, and two crazy dogs, Coco and Zea.
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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews
February 3, 2021
would have been 5 stars but about every third or fourth chapter dealt with the inner working of computers, and even though this was written in 2003 it was still way over my head
December 20, 2023
One of the pivotal books I read growing up as a teen. This novel along with Halo 2 the video game were the first narratives I experienced with shifting POV.
January 17, 2016
Found this book, while browsing my local library. Nothing on the "New Books" shelf caught my eye, so I went back in the stacks. The book had an interesting "tease", on the inside cover, so I checked it out. The story was fairly plausible, and relatively well-written, though it was somewhat overwrought. Then, I realized that, though it was published in 2003, it was probably written right after 9/11/2001, when terrorism was extremely fresh in the minds of Americans. The author is a computer engineer, living in Austin, Texas, and there were moments, when the computerese got a little thick, even for someone who is relatively well-versed in computers. Overall, not a bad book, but I'm not sure I would recommend it to anyone, but members of the tin-foil hat crowd.
July 29, 2008
This is one of those books that truly needs to be a movie, call it a page-turner or barn-burner - whatever it is all excitement and a sprinkling of humor in the right places.
November 12, 2008
A horrible book about cyberterrorists breaking the laws of physics and
common sense while being investigated by really, really good guessors
from the FBI, CIA, DIA, etc.
Total crap.
common sense while being investigated by really, really good guessors
from the FBI, CIA, DIA, etc.
Total crap.
Displaying 1 - 6 of 6 reviews