Naval pilot Jake Grafton flies fighter jets with snow drinking water in his veins. But when he’s designated a desk work in the Pentagon as the top of the top-secret stealth bomber plan, his nerve is tested as nothing you’ve seen prior. Colleagues expire mysteriously, test flights are sabotaged, and this program is normally threatened at every level. America encounters a deadly, catastrophic risk. If Grafton can’t infiltrate an online of espionage and counter-espionage focused round the fatal traitor, code-named the Minotaur, inlayed in the best reaches from the U.S. government, he stands to reduce much more than simply his career. The Minotaur can be an exhilarating mixture of cutting-edge aviation, spies, and counter-spies, ready in the complex world of armed service technology R&D. In this unique espionage thriller written early in his career, Coonts’s extraordinary talent is usually brilliantly displayed.