Moving Targets

by Sean Flannery

Book Overview

The Cold War is over--followed by a deadlier menace than the world has ever known. Its codename: Operation Homeward Bound. Deep within the KGB, a dedicated fraternity conspires to restore the power of its fragmented homeland. Brutal, power-crazed, ruthlessly efficient, these renegade agents want nothing less than the destruction of the U.S. To insure its mission, this sinister coterie will use every weapon available. Torture. Murder. Even the family...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 031285093X
• ISBN13: 9780312850937
• Release Date: January 1991
• Publisher: Tor Books
• Length: 373 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great Read typical Flannery

I have been reading books by Flannery/Hagberg for years now and it is amazing watching an author improve with time. This one is one of his best and ensures that I will continue to read any more book he writes.

Worth Reading? Absolutely.

This book was published as the Post Cold War world was becoming a fact of life. Certainly, the story of die-hards in the KGB wanting to hang on to the old ways isn't exactly new, but it still makes for compelling human drama. A variety of characters is introduced, each of them truly human, in their own ways as opposed to being cardboard characters that are to be knocked down or left standing when the shooting starts.