Trinity Factor by Sean Flannery

by Sean Flannery

The Red Army was entering Berlin. The United States was defeating Japan in the Pacific, island by island. The Second World War was now all but over, so Stalin turned his eyes to what could be his next battleground, the heartland of America.Deep in the desert of New Mexico the first atomic bomb was exploding, at a site code-named Trinity. With this bomb, the Soviet Union would never stand a chance against the might of America. Exhausted from the long war against the Germans, a war the Red Army fought largely alone on the continent of Europe until D-Day in June 1944, Stalin sends in his best men to find out what the American scientists are up to.The wreckage of a German U-Boat found off of Cape Cod is the first false clue left by Alek and Jada as they move across the United States towards Trinity. Alek and Jada, they are lovers, they are killers, they are Soviet spies on a mission. They will become the Trinity Factor.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Genres: Thriller

Mass Market Paperback

First published April 1, 1981

About the author

A pseudonym used by David Hagberg.

Reviews

[Dave Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun and surprisingly tense thriller that was a bit nostalgic to read too. Imagine, having to find the closest pay phone to call and check in while on the road. Imagine the US and Russia secretly conspiring about nuclear technology. Oh, wait a second. :-) Anyway, Flannery isn't going to win a literary prize with this novel about a couple of Soviet spies trying to sabotage the American nuclear bomb test at Trinity and the American rebel cop who is trying to track them down, but even almost 20 years later, it's still a good summer read!

[Stephen B. Jackson · Rating 2 out of 5]

The premise of this story caught my attention. However, it fails in execution to captivate attention. Important plot points happens off page or after a revelation.