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The Circle of Thirteen

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SKU 9781620454145
In 2082, a catastrophic explosion rocks the dedication ceremony of the new United Nations in New York City. Security Director Julia Moro is on the job, chasing after the misogynistic leader of Patria, a long-disbanded international terrorist organization now being whispered about again on the streets. This dangerous, shadowy figure has been linked to several bombing attempts and vicious attacks on women, including the Women of Peace—an organization headed by thirteen bold women who have risked their lives to restore worldwide peace. As Julia’s investigation unfolds, a deep secret from her past threatens to strip her of everything she cherishes and plunge her into unrecoverable darkness.

The Circle of Thirteen's gripping narrative weaves back and forth in time, from an act of domestic violence that created the disturbed personality of the Patria mastermind, to the two weeks leading up to the bombing at the UN, to events half a century before the bombing that directly influence it. The strong, relatable women and the unbreakable bond between them provide an emotionally grounded window into the future’s unforgettable history.

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Book details

Author
William Petrocelli
Imprint
Turner Publishing Company
Published
Pages
336
Formats
Hardcover, Paperback
Subjects
Fiction › Thrillers
Fiction › Thrillers › Suspense
ISBN-13
9781620454145 (Hardcover)9781630268763 (Paperback)

About the author

WILLIAM PETROCELLI is a former Deputy Attorney General for the State of California, bookseller, and attorney. He is the author of The Circle of Thirteen, his debut novel, and the nonfiction works Sexual Harassment on the Job: What it is and How to Stop It and Low Profile: How to Avoid the Privacy Invaders.

Petrocelli holds degrees from the University of California, Berkeley and UC Law School, and previously headed a poverty law office in Oakland.

When he’s not writing, Petrocelli co-owns Book Passage, an independent bookstore group with locations in Corte Madera, Sausalito, and San Francisco, California, alongside his wife Elaine. He is a longtime advocate for women’s rights, a cause that shapes his work in both fiction and nonfiction.

William lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Format: Hardcover