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Permanent Deadline
A novel about war, religion, greed and untold secrets from the post-Cold War period. A thriller, a mystery, a meditation on morality and more, from a Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent. Dark secrets of how media skew the view of the world. The Catch-22 of the 21st Century.
238 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 13, 14
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April 11, 2023
This novel is a thrilling espionage ride set during the Cold War with an assortment of fascinating and hilarious characters. I highly recommend it!
May 18, 2015
There are books which leave a reader desperate for more; satisfied with a fantastic ending but consumed with a wish for the story to continue. Permanent Deadline is one of those books. Drawing from the real life experiences of Pulitzer Prize winning war correspondent Mark Fritz, Permanent Deadline immediately pulls you into a world of horror and good intentions. Fast paced and shocking, Fritz weaves a world rife with intrigue piled upon mysteries, based on decadence and manipulation, where murder is commonplace, sex is currency and human jackals devour the shattered remnants of a failing nation. It's Girl With the Dragon Tattoo meets The Da Vinci Code, set in a backdrop of war. An absolutely riveting read.
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