Anthem

By Jerry K. Loeb

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0971758921
• ISBN13: 9780971758926
• Release Date: February 2002
• Publisher: Imprint Anthem
• Length: 740 Pages
• Weight: 2.86 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.1" x 6.3" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

You have to put the book down to eat and sleep

Mr. Loeb has done a wonderful job of weaving aviation, foreign intrigue and the evil side of the illegal drug industry. It is all possible and even more believable after 9/11, even the descriptions of the B-727 being flown like a fighter. It is obvious that Mr. Loeb has some time in that aircraft. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has lived on the edge or wishes they could. But it is not for the faint of heart,...

Anthem must read

After establishing respect for the Lakota Nation and their culture, the author advances that heritage to the 22nd Century through the leading force of the novel. The author successfully uses that force to combat the South American drug trade (pushed by Americans high in our government). The book involves the American Embassy, foreign generals, diplomats, sabotage, military might, heart breaking romance, large scale murders,...

Anthem, Jerry Loeb

I really enjoyed this book. It was full of suspense down to the last page. It amazed me to learn that it was published BEFORE 9/11. The characters amost jump out of the pages and I couldn't help thinking what a great movie thriller this would make. The scary part is when one wonders whether this plot could really happen. Also, I learned a vast number of 21st Century acronyms having to do with aviation and the military. Great...

Anthem

This new novel was recommneded by a fast paced reader friend of mine. She said it was good. She didn't wnat to tell me just how good this novel really is - and its stunning plot line as in war against drugs and how to wipe out the "problem". The descriptive narrative and the characters are all too real and I had to stop several times and cry with them, and laugh with them and feel the sharp cuts of pain and loneliness and...

Anthem: the All-American Holocaust War on Drugs!

At first, Anthem just shocked my senses. Then, as each chapter unfolded (31 chapters of emotional rollorcoaster rides) I was stunned to learn of how the characters in Anthem intended to finally Win the U. S. War on Drugs. Kill all the illegal drug users! The descriptive narratives in the book made me feel as as though I had just seen the movie and was reading the book. The character voices in the book and their roles, made...