Robert S. Miller Shares NOVEMBER 17

Robert S. Miller's extensive career as a participant in behind the scenes in Mideast regional security, military, political and economic issues has given him a rare and frightening opportunity to witness the reality of terrorism. In his new novel, "November 17: A Greek Terrorist's Story" (published by Xlibris), he crafts a story based on real intrigue, espionage, betrayal and horrendous violence, exposing the shady underworld of terrorism.

The murder of a U.S. employee near Washington and the disappearance of classified documents set the paranoid and volatile atmosphere of this brilliantly orchestrated novel. The Federal Bureau of Investigation begins an investigation which leads them to the most enduring Greek terrorist organization, which started in Junta-era Greece and since, infected Europe also.

Miller, a thrilling narrator, takes readers on an astonishing journey deep into the heart and soul of people caught in the crossfire of the world's superpowers. He has been described as the new Eric Ambler, Len Deighton and John Le Carre for readers interested in today's shadowy world of international intrigue, espionage and international terrorism.

Moving in page turning suspense, "November 17" is a complex tale of politics, religion, terrorism and what happens when these forces collide.

"November 17"
By Robert S. Miller
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 610 pages | ISBN 9781503542297
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 610 pages | ISBN 9781503542303
E-Book | 610 pages | ISBN 9781503542310

About the Author
Robert S. Miller, having spent his entire career behind the scenes in the Middle East and Europe, is a scholar on Mideast regional security, military, political and economic issues, and speaks frequently at international forums concerning terrorism in the Middle East. From 1946 to 1966 he received his education in London, Istanbul, Beirut, Cairo, Rome and Baghdad, where he received his University degree in 1964.

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