Revenge For What Is Sacred: A Suspense Thriller

For some, religion is not faith at all; it is camouflage, a holy mask worn to hide a raw hunger for power. Mukhtar Sheik Mohammed, waterboarded eighteen times over five years at Guantanamo, has not forgotten, has not forgiven. He lives for revenge on every hand that broke him, every voice that mocked him, every nation that dared to humble him. Labeled the mastermind of 9/11, he waits as the political winds shift and a faltering prosecutor cracks open the door that should have stayed sealed. Welcomed back into the shadows by his mentor, Mukhtar learns to twist a Zionist's dread of peace into a weapon, stoking fear until it burns hot enough to power his retribution. And in the grip of that obsession stands his nephew, Jacob, born of an Israeli mother and a Muslim father, dragged toward a fate he never asked for, because he holds the key to Mukhtar's nuclear plan.