The China Card

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Dive into a Cold War conspiracy with John Ehrlichman’s “The China Card,” a gripping political thriller from a true insider’s perspective. This New Edition paperback explores the chilling possibility of a Chinese mole planted deep within Richard Nixon’s administration before his presidency even began. Follow Nixon staffer Matthew Thompson as he navigates a treacherous landscape of political intrigue and unravels secrets that could shatter American foreign policy. Published in 1988, Ehrlichman, drawing on his experience as a key figure in the Nixon White House, crafts a suspenseful narrative filled with paranoia and high-stakes diplomacy. Perfect for fans of espionage and historical thrillers, “The China Card” (ISBN: 9780552131391) offers a captivating glimpse into a world where trust is a dangerous game. This 656-page novel blends fiction with the realities of the Nixon era, delivering a page-turning read that will leave you questioning the true cost of power.

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Built around the premise that the Communist Chinese might have planted a mole in Richard Nixon’s staff before he was elected president, this novel traces the career of Nixon staffer Matthew Thompson

Dive into the heart of Cold War intrigue with John Ehrlichman's gripping political thriller, "The China Card." This New Edition paperback plunges readers into a world of espionage, suspicion, and high-stakes diplomacy, set against the backdrop of Richard Nixon's presidency. Published in 1988, this novel offers a fictionalized, yet chillingly plausible, scenario where the stakes are nothing less than global power. Ehrlichman, a key figure in the Nixon administration himself, brings an unparalleled level of insider knowledge and political acumen to the narrative. Forget dry historical accounts; "The China Card" is a pulsating, page-turning thriller that explores the dangerous game of international relations and the devastating consequences of betrayal within the highest echelons of power. At the core of the story lies the unsettling premise: What if Communist China had strategically placed a mole within Nixon's inner circle long before he even entered the White House? The novel follows Matthew Thompson, a dedicated Nixon staffer whose career becomes intricately entangled in a web of deceit and suspicion. As Thompson navigates the treacherous landscape of Washington D.C., he uncovers secrets that could shatter the foundations of American foreign policy. "The China Card" isn't just a spy novel; it's a sophisticated exploration of the political climate of the era, fueled by Ehrlichman's firsthand experiences. Critics have noted the book's compelling narrative and its ability to capture the paranoia and intense rivalries that characterized the Nixon White House. While fictional, the novel resonates with the historical context of Nixon's groundbreaking overtures to China, raising questions about the true motivations and potential risks involved. This 656-page paperback edition offers hours of captivating reading, perfect for fans of political thrillers, historical fiction, and anyone fascinated by the inner workings of government. The weight of 281 grams makes it easy to carry, and the engaging narrative will hold your attention from the first page to the last. With ISBN-13: 9780552131391, add this thrilling novel to your collection today and experience a chilling glimpse into a world where trust is a luxury and deception is a weapon. Explore the dark side of power and uncover the secrets hidden within "The China Card." This is more than just a novel; it's a journey into the heart of political intrigue.
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0552131393

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9780552131391

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656

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281

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New Ed

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