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	Syndication Rites, by James Mullaney, Richard Ben Sapir, Warren B. Murphy


	Novel, first publication in January 2001

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	The whole series has been published under the Warren Murphy and Richard Ben Sapir names. However, some of these books were written by other writers. This title has been written by James Mullaney. When a DEA drug raid on a New Jersey warehouse goes fatally wrong it shouldn't be that big a deal. But who's pulling the strings behind the scenes and what is the connection to "Raffair", a mysterious company that's just gone public? As Raffair's stock goes through the roof, more bodies begin to pile up. The outgoing President has decided to strike up an odd relationship with a CIA analyst. Has the President decided to mount an eleventh-hour attack on Cure? Remo and Chiun are sent to untangle a mess that runs from the White House to the Mob and to a small maximum security prison cell, where America's infamous Mafia don has hatched the ultimate scheme of vengeance and profit....


	Part of series


	Destroyer, The (#122)


	Related theme(s)


	Assassins Drugs - Narcotics - Addiction - Psychoactive Substances Kings, Queens & Princes - Emperors - Kingdoms & Empires Martial Arts SF - Martial Arts Fantasy Men's Adventures Spies - Special Agents Thugs - Mob - Mafia - Crime Organizations - Gangs - Triads U.S.A.



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