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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DANIEL MERCER IS NOT AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. THAT IS WHY THEY CAN USE HIM.At twenty-five, with a wife and young daughter depending on him, Daniel joins the Air Force and chooses a safe technical trade: encrypted communications. His job is to keep secrets moving. It is not to ask where they go.Then he restores a failing circuit inside a restricted building at Robins Air Force Base. The voices at the distant end begin asking for him by name. After a courier mission to Colombia ends in gunfire, Daniel returns with a medal in his file and blood he cannot explain at home. The Air Force calls it valor. Somewhere else, it is entered as a qualification.His next assignment comes with official orders, a Russian passport, and a British escort who knows how little Daniel has been told. In Georgia, an unstable boundary separates those giving the orders from those expected to die for them. Daniel was not chosen for what he knows. He was chosen for what he has shown himself willing to do.Then an apartment explodes. Gunmen enter the smoke. Buried in the ruins, Daniel raises his pistol and finds that the trigger will not move.It may be the first useful thing he has failed to do. A young Air Force cryptographic technician is drawn, one favor at a time, into a deniable operation spanning Colombia and Georgia-and learns that the most dangerous order is the one nobody will admit giving. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - When the setting is unfamiliar, knowing what to expect lets you give your attention to the people around you. The Odd Guide to Etiquette and Protocol is a practical, searchable reference for everyday life, formal occasions, civic and diplomatic events, religious and cultural customs, family milestones, business settings, dining, travel, and digital communication.James Allister Odd brings together modern guidance, historical precedent, official protocol, and 478 constructed situations that show how principles work in practice. Look up the question you have now: meeting a partner's family, attending a funeral, using a phone at the table, addressing an official, receiving guests with different needs, navigating a formal meal, or recovering gracefully when something goes wrong.The book's 239 entries, event-preparation guides, worksheets, glossary, historical notes, and alphabetical lookup are designed for use before an occasion and while planning one. Its mentor-like approach explains both the convention and its purpose, helping readers enter unfamiliar rooms with confidence, credibility, and consideration for others.…

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - DANIEL MERCER IS NOT AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. THAT IS WHY THEY CAN USE HIM.At twenty-five, with a wife and young daughter depending on him, Daniel joins the Air Force and chooses a safe technical trade: encrypted communications. His job is to keep secrets moving. It is not to ask where they go.Then he restores a failing circuit inside a restricted building at Robins Air Force Base. The voices at the distant end begin asking for him by name. After a courier mission to Colombia ends in gunfire, Daniel returns with a medal in his file and blood he cannot explain at home. The Air Force calls it valor. Somewhere else, it is entered as a qualification.His next assignment comes with official orders, a Russian passport, and a British escort who knows how little Daniel has been told. In Georgia, an unstable boundary separates those giving the orders from those expected to die for them. Daniel was not chosen for what he knows. He was chosen for what he has shown himself willing to do.Then an apartment explodes. Gunmen enter the smoke. Buried in the ruins, Daniel raises his pistol and finds that the trigger will not move.It may be the first useful thing he has failed to do. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DANIEL MERCER IS NOT AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. THAT IS WHY THEY CAN USE HIM.At twenty-five, with a wife and young daughter depending on him, Daniel joins the Air Force and chooses a safe technical trade: encrypted communications. His job is to keep secrets moving. It is not to ask where they go.Then he restores a failing circuit inside a restricted building at Robins Air Force Base. The voices at the distant end begin asking for him by name. After a courier mission to Colombia ends in gunfire, Daniel returns with a medal in his file and blood he cannot explain at home. The Air Force calls it valor. Somewhere else, it is entered as a qualification.His next assignment comes with official orders, a Russian passport, and a British escort who knows how little Daniel has been told. In Georgia, an unstable boundary separates those giving the orders from those expected to die for them. Daniel was not chosen for what he knows. He was chosen for what he has shown himself willing to do.Then an apartment explodes. Gunmen enter the smoke. Buried in the ruins, Daniel raises his pistol and finds that the trigger will not move.It may be the first useful thing he has failed to do. A young Air Force cryptographic technician is drawn, one favor at a time, into a deniable operation spanning Colombia and Georgia-and learns that the most dangerous order is the one nobody will admit giving. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When the setting is unfamiliar, knowing what to expect lets you give your attention to the people around you. The Odd Guide to Etiquette and Protocol is a practical, searchable reference for everyday life, formal occasions, civic and diplomatic events, religious and cultural customs, family milestones, business settings, dining, travel, and digital communication.James Allister Odd brings together modern guidance, historical precedent, official protocol, and 478 constructed situations that show how principles work in practice. Look up the question you have now: meeting a partner's family, attending a funeral, using a phone at the table, addressing an official, receiving guests with different needs, navigating a formal meal, or recovering gracefully when something goes wrong.The book's 239 entries, event-preparation guides, worksheets, glossary, historical notes, and alphabetical lookup are designed for use before an occasion and while planning one. Its mentor-like approach explains both the convention and its purpose, helping readers enter unfamiliar rooms with confidence, credibility, and consideration for others. A practical, searchable guide to modern manners and official protocol, with historical context and 478 real-world situations for dining, work, ceremonies, family events, travel, technology, and unfamiliar occasions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. DANIEL MERCER IS NOT AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICER. THAT IS WHY THEY CAN USE HIM.At twenty-five, with a wife and young daughter depending on him, Daniel joins the Air Force and chooses a safe technical trade: encrypted communications. His job is to keep secrets moving. It is not to ask where they go.Then he restores a failing circuit inside a restricted building at Robins Air Force Base. The voices at the distant end begin asking for him by name. After a courier mission to Colombia ends in gunfire, Daniel returns with a medal in his file and blood he cannot explain at home. The Air Force calls it valor. Somewhere else, it is entered as a qualification.His next assignment comes with official orders, a Russian passport, and a British escort who knows how little Daniel has been told. In Georgia, an unstable boundary separates those giving the orders from those expected to die for them. Daniel was not chosen for what he knows. He was chosen for what he has shown himself willing to do.Then an apartment explodes. Gunmen enter the smoke. Buried in the ruins, Daniel raises his pistol and finds that the trigger will not move.It may be the first useful thing he has failed to do. A young Air Force cryptographic technician is drawn, one favor at a time, into a deniable operation spanning Colombia and Georgia-and learns that the most dangerous order is the one nobody will admit giving. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When the setting is unfamiliar, knowing what to expect lets you give your attention to the people around you. The Odd Guide to Etiquette and Protocol is a practical, searchable reference for everyday life, formal occasions, civic and diplomatic events, religious and cultural customs, family milestones, business settings, dining, travel, and digital communication.James Allister Odd brings together modern guidance, historical precedent, official protocol, and 478 constructed situations that show how principles work in practice. Look up the question you have now: meeting a partner's family, attending a funeral, using a phone at the table, addressing an official, receiving guests with different needs, navigating a formal meal, or recovering gracefully when something goes wrong.The book's 239 entries, event-preparation guides, worksheets, glossary, historical notes, and alphabetical lookup are designed for use before an occasion and while planning one. Its mentor-like approach explains both the convention and its purpose, helping readers enter unfamiliar rooms with confidence, credibility, and consideration for others. A practical, searchable guide to modern manners and official protocol, with historical context and 478 real-world situations for dining, work, ceremonies, family events, travel, technology, and unfamiliar occasions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. When the setting is unfamiliar, knowing what to expect lets you give your attention to the people around you. The Odd Guide to Etiquette and Protocol is a practical, searchable reference for everyday life, formal occasions, civic and diplomatic events, religious and cultural customs, family milestones, business settings, dining, travel, and digital communication.James Allister Odd brings together modern guidance, historical precedent, official protocol, and 478 constructed situations that show how principles work in practice. Look up the question you have now: meeting a partner's family, attending a funeral, using a phone at the table, addressing an official, receiving guests with different needs, navigating a formal meal, or recovering gracefully when something goes wrong.The book's 239 entries, event-preparation guides, worksheets, glossary, historical notes, and alphabetical lookup are designed for use before an occasion and while planning one. Its mentor-like approach explains both the convention and its purpose, helping readers enter unfamiliar rooms with confidence, credibility, and consideration for others. A practical, searchable guide to modern manners and official protocol, with historical context and 478 real-world situations for dining, work, ceremonies, family events, travel, technology, and unfamiliar occasions. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…