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    Monday Night Jihad
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    Riley Covington Series

    Written by Jason Elam and Steve Yohn

    Narrated by Pete Bradbury

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    About this series

    NFL kicker Jason Elam and writer-pastor Steve Yohn provide an insider's look at pro football and counter-terrorism that takes listeners inside a mind bent on revenge. When a stadium bomb kills thousands, football's premier linebacker-a former special ops commando- joins an elite military unit to disrupt future terrorist plans. "A fast-paced . volatile brew of Christianity, militarism, and football." -Denver Post
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateSep 18, 2009
    Monday Night Jihad

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      Monday Night Jihad
      Monday Night Jihad

      Monday Night Jihad

      Jason Elam
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      NFL kicker Jason Elam and writer-pastor Steve Yohn provide an insider's look at pro football and counter-terrorism that takes listeners inside a mind bent on revenge. When a stadium bomb kills thousands, football's premier linebacker-a former special ops commando- joins an elite military unit to disrupt future terrorist plans. "A fast-paced . volatile brew of Christianity, militarism, and football." -Denver Post

      NFL kicker Jason Elam and writer-pastor Steve Yohn provide an insider's look at pro football and counter-terrorism that takes listeners inside a mind bent on revenge. When a stadium bomb kills thousands, football's premier linebacker-a former special ops commando- joins an elite military unit to disrupt future terrorist plans. "A fast-paced . volatile brew of Christianity, militarism, and football." -Denver Post

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