The Damascus Letter

Akil Hassan was the CIA's top agent inside the Middle East, a natural destined for an illustrious career, until he broke the Agency's rules. Cast out, his dreams shattered, he's now being offered a second chance. What he doesn't realize is that his life is about to be turned upside down, because tomorrow morning a terrorist is going to unleash a group of suicide bombers on New York City killing hundreds of innocent civilians, including a member of Akil's own family. But the bloodshed, as bad as it is going to be, is nothing compared to what's coming next. Intelligence out of Baghdad indicates a far deadlier attack is in the works, one involving the highest levels of the Iranian Government. In order to stop it, in order to save tens of thousands of lives, Akil will have to risk everything...his career, his future, his life. And this time there will be no second chances. One man. One chance. Everything to lose This chilling and timely international thriller from debut author, Daniel Dick, offers a frighteningly realistic scenario of terrorism in the post-Bush era. With its tightly woven plot, multi-dimensional characters, and incredible attention to detail, The Damascus Letter serves up a rare and fascinating glimpse into the terrorist mindset while delivering a pulse-pounding tale of covert espionage that will have readers turning pages well into the night.