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Supernote
"A gripping, fast-paced read. Jim Davidson's epic story would be impossible to believe if it wasn't true." -- Martin Dugard, New York Times #1 bestselling author of Taking London.
"Supernote - The compelling inside story and shocking wake-up to how close the world came to financial chaos." -- George Goldsmith, screenwriter of Children of the Corn.
"SUPERNOTE" IS A COUNTERFEIT $100 BILL SO UNDETECTABLE, IT
THREATENS TO DESTROY THE ENTIRE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
ONE UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE SPECIAL AGENT CROSSED
INTERNATIONAL BORDERS FROM THE IGUAZU JUNGLE IN
ARGENTINA AND PARAGUAY, TO CASINOS IN MOSCOW, SAFE
HOUSES IN BEIRUT AND THE BACK ALLEYS OF PHNOM PENH TO
UNRAVEL THE DISTRIBUTION ROUTES OF THE DPRK, HEZBOLLAH,
PLO, PFLP AND IRA ALL SUPPORTING THEIR LETHAL OPERATIONS WITH SUPERNOTE FUNDS.
SPECIAL AGENT ROSS GARRETT'S INVESTIGATION CULMINATES IN
ARRESTING ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST WANTED FUGITIVES AND
DISMANTLES THE INFAMOUS SUPERNOTE CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE,
UNBEKNOWNST TO A WORLD OBLIVIOUS TO JUST HOW CLOSE IT
OTHERWISE CAME TO GLOBAL FINANCIAL CHAOS.
"Supernote - The compelling inside story and shocking wake-up to how close the world came to financial chaos." -- George Goldsmith, screenwriter of Children of the Corn.
"SUPERNOTE" IS A COUNTERFEIT $100 BILL SO UNDETECTABLE, IT
THREATENS TO DESTROY THE ENTIRE GLOBAL ECONOMY.
ONE UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE SPECIAL AGENT CROSSED
INTERNATIONAL BORDERS FROM THE IGUAZU JUNGLE IN
ARGENTINA AND PARAGUAY, TO CASINOS IN MOSCOW, SAFE
HOUSES IN BEIRUT AND THE BACK ALLEYS OF PHNOM PENH TO
UNRAVEL THE DISTRIBUTION ROUTES OF THE DPRK, HEZBOLLAH,
PLO, PFLP AND IRA ALL SUPPORTING THEIR LETHAL OPERATIONS WITH SUPERNOTE FUNDS.
SPECIAL AGENT ROSS GARRETT'S INVESTIGATION CULMINATES IN
ARRESTING ONE OF THE WORLD'S MOST WANTED FUGITIVES AND
DISMANTLES THE INFAMOUS SUPERNOTE CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE,
UNBEKNOWNST TO A WORLD OBLIVIOUS TO JUST HOW CLOSE IT
OTHERWISE CAME TO GLOBAL FINANCIAL CHAOS.
386 pages, Paperback
Published January 27, 2025
About the author
Jim Davidson
37 books112 followersJim Davidson is a climber and international speaker who shares resilience lessons from a lifetime of mountain adventures. He was trapped on Mount Everest during the deadly 2015 earthquake, summited Everest in 2017, and has been a climber and expedition leader for 39 years. Jim also coauthored the New York Times bestselling adventure and survival memoir, The Ledge.
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January 14, 2025
Amazing story of a Secret Service agent’s biggest counterfeit money recovery case!! If you want an inside look at the life of a USSS agent, READ THIS! Incredible, inspiring, funny, heart warming, thrilling. Based on an untold true story. 🤩👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
September 17, 2026
Supernote immediately stands out through its distinctive and intriguing title, creating curiosity about the work and inviting readers to discover what lies within its pages.
Although the available description does not provide details about the book’s narrative or subject matter, its 386-page length indicates a substantial reading experience. The format provides ample space for a developed work and gives readers an opportunity to spend meaningful time with the book.
The book has also received an encouraging early response on Goodreads, currently holding a 5.00 rating from 2 ratings and 1 review. While the number of ratings remains small, the response so far is notably positive.
What makes Supernote particularly interesting from a reader-discovery perspective is the curiosity generated by its title. A distinctive title can serve as an effective invitation to learn more about a book, encouraging readers to investigate its subject and discover what the author has created.
Overall, Supernote presents itself as a substantial work with an intriguing title and a positive early Goodreads response. Its potential to attract broader reader attention makes increased visibility an important opportunity for connecting the book with new audiences.
Although the available description does not provide details about the book’s narrative or subject matter, its 386-page length indicates a substantial reading experience. The format provides ample space for a developed work and gives readers an opportunity to spend meaningful time with the book.
The book has also received an encouraging early response on Goodreads, currently holding a 5.00 rating from 2 ratings and 1 review. While the number of ratings remains small, the response so far is notably positive.
What makes Supernote particularly interesting from a reader-discovery perspective is the curiosity generated by its title. A distinctive title can serve as an effective invitation to learn more about a book, encouraging readers to investigate its subject and discover what the author has created.
Overall, Supernote presents itself as a substantial work with an intriguing title and a positive early Goodreads response. Its potential to attract broader reader attention makes increased visibility an important opportunity for connecting the book with new audiences.
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