The Hawala Assignment: A Bowin Novel (The Bowin Novels) (Volume 4)

Al-Qaida is using an informal network of islamic bankers called hawalas to funnel money to its operatives in Europe. Working in cooperation with the CIA, the black ops Agency is given the mission of disrupting this stream of cash. The Agency's top agents, Dr. Tom Bowin and Colonel Alice Wilson, are asked to become bank robbers and are tasked with discouraging the hawalas from continuing their businesses, sometimes with fatal consequences. Successful missions require meticulous preparation, but no plan is perfect. That's when initiative, guts and skill count. While her parents, the Bowins, are knocking off al-Qaida banks, Anais begins her training to become one of the Agency's hunter-killers, keeping things all in the family.