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CIA agent Tom Parker and Army Brigadier General Jack Hayes are set on a twisting and turning course throughout the world in an effort to capture or kill Dr. al-Sadr, al Qaeda's number three man. Al-Sadr's latest plan to bring deaths to Americans is by shipping biological or chemical weapons into America using containers from the Far East. He plans to introduce these deadly materials into America's water supply. Al-Sadr has been on the CIA's most wanted list for more than twenty years and is one of al Qaeda's master planners of terrorism. When his latest plot goes awry, he orchestrates a new deadly plan against America. Following the trail of al-Sadr to Hong Kong, Tom Parker meets and falls in love with Jenny Lu, Hong Kong's director of port security and a billionaire Chinese widow. Jenny Lu is beautiful, rich, headstrong, and worse yet, a lawyer who doesn't know the meaning of the words "no" or "can't." She has been a widow for a long time and has no intention of losing her new love, no matter what that means!
Clark Selby was born in Miami, Oklahoma in 1936 and attended school in Kansas and Oklahoma. He and his wife Karen Serene Selby, live in Springfield, Missouri. Clark spent more than forty years as an executive in the parking industry, working in over sixty countries on six continents, with cities, universities, and hospitals. As vice president of international sales for Duncan Industries, he won the President of the United States Excellence in Exporting Award. When his first wife, Patricia, became paralyzed, he retired to become her full-time caregiver, and as an outlet, he began writing novels using the various places he had worked in his stories. He always hopes his books tell a good story.
