The Silent Hunt

The Silent Hunt: Connecting The Dots after 9/11 The years have ticked by since September 11th 2001. Why has Al-Qa’ida not conducted a follow-on attack against the U.S. homeland? How did Usama Bin Ladin elude American justice for so long? How was Khalid Shaykh Muhammad, the top ranking Al-Qa’ida detainee, captured? Does Al-Qa’ida still have a network in the U.S.? Does Al-Qa’ida have nuclear weapons? If you still wonder about these things, this is the book for you. It’s the story of small group of CIA officers and FBI agents in the early days after 9/11, which prevented Al-Qa’ida’s second wave attack, and did so largely on their own despite the ineptitude of their agencies. This group, tied together by their former military service, their desire to do the right thing after 9/11, and their frustration with a broken national security system run by small minded and self-serving bureaucrats, pursued Al-Qa’ida’s leadership in Pakistan and its network in the U.S. with stunning results. The Silent Hunt is too harrowing to be real, yet too close to true events to be just another terrorism novel. Is it fact or fiction? You decide.