Shall We Tell the President?

From School Library JournalStarred Review. The FBI has six days to stop a plot to assassinate the President in this title originally published in 1977 as a stand-alone thriller and refashioned in 1987 to complete No. 1 New York Times best-selling author Archer's “Kane and Abel” trilogy. The narration is by Audie Award winner Lorelei King (_Tallgrass_), who also read the last entry in this series, The Prodigal Daughter (Jeff Harding read the first; abridged recordings of all three are available from Macmillan Audio). King performs expressively, adding just the right amount of excitement to the story. The abridgment is skillfully executed; it is impossible to tell where material has been omitted. Highly recommended.—Ilka Gordon, Siegel Coll. of Judaic Studies Lib., Cleveland Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Review“Outrageous top-notch terror.” —_Vogue_
“Holds the reader in a vicelike grip.”—_Penthouse_
“The countdown is the thing; the pace, the pursuit, the what-next…”—_Boston__ Globe_
“The only difference between this book and The Day of the Jackal is that Archer is a better writer.”—_Chicago__ Tribune_