Circle of Scorpions
Circle of Scorpions is the 196th novel in the long-running Nick Carter-Killmaster series. The book was first published in 1985.[1]
Plot summary
Nick Carter knows that the KGB has called a meeting of all the world's terrorist organizations. It's a party he wants to crash: the only problem is, he doesn't know where or when. But espionage has its own deadly etiquette, and with the help of a beautiful double agent and a black market death-merchant, N3 proves that there are ways to get invited to even the most exclusive affairs...
Main characters
- Nick Carter, agent N-3, AXE
- Hawk, Carter’s boss, head of AXE
- Naomi Bartinelli, money launderer and arms broker
- Al Garret, AXE electronics expert
- Ali Maumed Kashmir, Lebanese arms dealer
- Carlotta Polti, Italian CID agent working undercover in the La Aicizia di Liberta Italiana terrorist group.
- Hadley, Chris, Barzoni, Hal, Ted, and Marco, AXE strike team members
- Oakhurst code name for an Amsterdam arms dealer
- Tony Santoni, Italian CID
- Sophia Palmori, Liberta terrorist member
- Wombo, Pocky and Nordo Compari, Liberta terrorist members
- Pietro Amani, jailed leader of Liberta
- Jason Henry, American mercenary pilot
References
- ^ Circle of Scorpions. Nick Carter Killmaster #196. New York: Charter Books. 1985. ISBN 0-441-10561-0.
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- John R. Coryell
- Frederick Van Rensselaer Dey
- Thomas C. Harbaugh
- Eugene T. Sawyer
- Richard Wormser
- Michael Avallone
- Gayle Lynds
- New York Weekly (newspaper)
- Nick Carter-Killmaster (books)
- Nick Carter, Master Detective (radio)
- Nick Carter (comic strip)
- Nick Carter, le roi des détectives (France, 1908)
- The Inheritance from New York (Germany, 1919)
- The Hotel in Chicago (Germany, 1921)
- Only One Night (Germany, 1922)
- The Passenger in the Straitjacket (Germany, 1922)
- Women Who Commit Adultery (Germany, 1922)
- Nick Carter, Master Detective (1939)
- Phantom Raiders (1940)
- Sky Murder (1940)
- Nick Carter va tout casser (France, 1964)
- Nick Carter and Red Club (France, 1965)
- Adventures of Nick Carter (1972, TV film)
- Dinner for Adele (Czechoslovakia, 1977)
- Agent Counter-Agent
- The Bright Blue Death
- The Code
- The Death Strain
- The Devil's Cockpit
- Double Identity
- The Executioners
- The Filthy Five
- Hanoi
- Istanbul
- The Living Death
- Macao
- Operation Starvation
- Peking & The Tulip Affair
- The Red Guard
- Rhodesia
- Saigon
- Seven Against Greece
- The Terrible Ones
- The 13th Spy
- Assassination Brigade
- Assault on England
- Assignment: Israel
- Checkmate in Rio
- The China Doll
- The Chinese Paymaster
- Circle of Scorpions
- Danger Key
- Dragon Flame
- The Eyes of the Tiger
- Fraulein Spy
- The Golden Serpent
- Hood of Death
- The Jamaican Exchange
- A Korean Tiger
- The Mind Poisoners
- Mission to Venice
- Operation Moon Rocket
- Operation Snake
- The Rangoon Man
- Run, Spy, Run
- Safari for Spies
- The Samurai Kill
- Spy Castle
- Temple of Fear
- The Weapon of Night
- Web of Spies
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