by Ernie & Wanda Moore
TERRORISM IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE TEAM THAT IS IN THE HUNT! GET IT TODAY.
If you enjoy riveting suspense, action that brings out the sweat and humor that will have you laughing out loud then Prequel is for you. The heroes are great role models but not the cartoon characters in too many books today. The villains are as real as today's headlines.
This book was begun and set in the months after 9/11. Back then most people never really gave a thought to home-grown terrorists. Now all that's changed.
A beautiful and deadly daughter of Osama, American-born, serving her own moods and passions more than her father's Jihad, she nonetheless is as dangerous as a bllind rattler. The book's title has to do with the most unusual manner of receiving messages from her father.
You will be moved by behind-the-scenes and behind the headline plots in Prequel. As you read you will get a glimpse of what very well could have happened "back then" and what might be coming tomorrow.
The story begins in Manassas, Virginia, moves to Israel and back again. Terrorism has yet to explode on the scene in Chapter One. 9/11 is a month away. And there is more in the wings.
This is the very first of the Jake Crabtree series of novels that introduce the men and women who were undercover fighting terrorism before most Americans ever thought about the word.
Meet Jake and Larry, Defense Intelligence Agents who are stationed in Israel. You won't believe what they "borrow" from the President of Syria! Jake's mother was Israel-born, Larry's partents are Arabs who moved to America and love their new country.
Tex their diminutive pilot has ferried intel types the world over. Elvis, the Russian Jew who sounds like his namesake but cannot sing a word can work wonders on gadgets. Then there is Sarah the Twinkie-eating computer guru, and Harold, former DIA agent and father of Jake. Oh, yes, and Yossi Cumi, Jake's uncle who also happens to be head of Israel's Mossad. They are teamed with a host of almost recognizable DC types, from the Prez on down. You will find it funny, interesting, breath-taking and with enough truth to float a horseshoe!
If you pick one book to read this year, you could do a lot worse than the book that started it all!