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    Wolf Laurel

    By Lee Martin

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    Retired FBI Special Agent Bruce McGowan, now a counter-terrorist operative for the U.S. Department of State, returns to his childhood domicile in rural West Virginia to investigate a young, unidentified Middle Eastern male who was killed in a pedestrian accident. In the dead man's possession is alarming evidence of a terrorist plot to detonate an explosive device in a Charleston area factory that manufactures deadly hydrogen chlorine and cyanide gases.



    While staying on the Department's nickel at Wolf Laurel, a quaint Bed and Breakfast in the Greenbrier countryside, McGowan falls in love with the beautiful proprietress of the inn, Adrianna Wolf.



    As McGowan ultimately uncovers a terrorist plot hatched by three other Islamofascist students, he pulls double duty protecting Adrianna and her guests, while strategizing with the Birdman, his boss at CTT, and a young Charleston FBI agent, to neutralize the suspects before they can put their horrific plan into action.



    Will McGowan take them down? Or will an entire city of 100,000 perish at the hands of the extremists?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisheriUniverse
    Release dateAug 20, 2008
    ISBN9780595611690
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