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The Fourth Potocol by Frederick Forsyth
“The Fourth Protocol” is a thriller novel written by British author Frederick Forsyth. It was first published in 1984. The story is set during the Cold War and revolves around a plot to detonate a nuclear weapon in the United Kingdom. The plot is orchestrated by the Soviet Union as part of a scheme to destabilize NATO.
The title “The Fourth Protocol” refers to a secret protocol that, if violated, could lead to devastating consequences. The novel follows the efforts of British intelligence agents, led by the protagonist John Preston, to prevent the detonation of this nuclear device on British soil. It’s a suspenseful and intricately plotted story that delves into the world of espionage, counterintelligence, and the high-stakes game of international intrigue.
Frederick Forsyth is known for his meticulous research and attention to detail, and “The Fourth Protocol” is no exception. The novel is praised for its realistic portrayal of the intelligence and espionage communities during the Cold War era.
If you enjoy suspenseful thrillers with a focus on espionage and international intrigue, “The Fourth Protocol” is a novel that you may find captivating. It’s widely regarded as one of Forsyth’s notable works in the genre.
