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The Last Second

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From New York Times bestselling authors Catherine Coulter and J.T. Ellison comes a riveting espionage thriller pitting special agents Nicholas Drummond and Michaela Caine against a private French space agency that has the power to end the world as we know it.

Galactus, France’s answer to SpaceX, has just launched a communications satellite into orbit, but the payload actually harbors a frightening weapon: a nuclear bomb that can trigger a massive electromagnetic pulse (EMP).

When the satellite is in position, Galactus’s second-in-command, Dr. Nevaeh Patel, will have the power to lay waste to the world. A former astronaut, Patel believes she is following the directions of the Numen, aliens who saved her life when she space walked outside the International Space Station. She is convinced that with the Holy Grail—just discovered by the owner of Galactus, eccentric treasure hunter Jean-Pierre Broussard—she can be reunited with the Numen, change the world’s destiny, and become immortal with them.

The countdown has begun when Special Agents Nicholas Drummond and Michaela Caine are thrown into the impending disaster. They must stop the EMP that would wreak havoc on Earth’s communication and electronic systems and plunge the planet into chaos.

With their signature “nonstop action with enough realism to keep you thinking and scare the daylights out of you at the same time” (Suspense Magazine), Coulter and Ellison have created a masterful blend of techno thrills and high-stakes suspense.

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Catherine Coulter

Catherine Coulter’s writing career began with a simple love of stories, and over time, she has become a staple in the world of suspense, thriller, and romance fiction. Born and raised in Texas, her early life was steeped in the wide-open spaces of a horse ranch, an experience that would later shape her rich, evocative…

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