The Brotherhood of the Red Nile: A Terrorist Perspective

Somewhere out there lurking . . . this story makes those terrifying possibilities all too real. Once you start reading it, just try to put it down -Mark Walters, Professor of Journalism, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg As the undersecretary of Homeland Security for terrorist activity, Frank Williams meets with the president of the United States to tell him the disturbing news. Intelligence has uncovered a new terrorist group more sophisticated and dangerous than al-Qaeda known as the Brotherhood of the Red Nile. Their goal is the destruction of America. Half a world away, near the small Syrian town of Al-Mukharram, mastermind terrorist Mohamed el Sargon has two stolen Soviet-era suitcase nuclear bombs in his possession. He puts together a team of experts-a terrorist "think tank"-to plan an unprecedented attack on the United States. Sacrificing their lives for the cause is a small price to pay for the extermination of their enemies. Intelligence operatives around the world scramble to stop the Brotherhood. But will they be able to find them in time? From the halls of the White House to the rebel camps of the Middle East, The Brotherhood of the Red Nile delivers a chilling, modern-age tale of danger and heroism.