Two years ago, Abby Haddad worked with federal authorities to prevent five horrific terrorist attacks on the United States homeland. Broken-hearted because her older brother, Mohamed, was a key player in the terrorist cell, she has conflicting feelings when he escapes capture and becomes the number one most wanted criminal in the country. She and her family are still healing from this heart-breaking event when she becomes a victim of a bombing at the Harvard University campus. Physically wounded and emotionally shocked she follows her instincts and tries to flee the scene without law enforcement discovering that she - Mohamed's Haddad's sister - was there. Her plan quickly becomes more complicated when she stumbles across two terrorists who are fleeing the scene of the attack - one being her fugitive brother, Mohamed. As they did in the first book of the series, Full Circle 911, Abby and her three closest friends are caught up in an international crisis. While they unravel the mystery behind what appears to be Islamic Extremist motivated attacks in the city of Boston, they discover that the enemy is not who it appears to be. Together they investigate the true enemy - a secret and hostile group of representatives from countries in the Middle East and Europe who call themselves Eurabia. When they discover why Eurabia wants to destroy America and how they are using an ancient document named - The Protocols of the Elders of Zion - to implement their evil plans, the chase is on to expose the true enemy before they succeed.

Exposing Eurabia

Kozak, Diane

Literature & Fiction

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Share the personal journey of Ellen DiGisi-Klenert from her early days growing up in a New England Italian family through her eighteen year convent life style with the Religious Venerini Sisters. She offers insight into her various church ministries and a remarkable experience in Rome which ultimately led to her most difficult decision to leave religious life. Without regret she embraced the vocation she was given, those she was blessed to share it with and how she discovered the beauty of God's ongoing intrusions forming the spiritual life she strives to live.

The Divine Intruder

Ellen DiGisi-Klenert

Religion & Spirituality

Based on historical fact, this novel tells the story of the legendary Edith Cavell, a British nurse whose duties as a healer clashed with the demands of a ruthless occupying regime during World War I. At the request of a brilliant but hot-headed surgeon, Edith went from London to Brussels to create Belgium's first school of nursing. At the height of her success, the German army marched into neutral Belgium and took over her hospital and school. Swept up in the struggle to survive under the repressive and brutal control of the German occupiers, Edith was forced to make a decision when two wounded British soldiers came to her seeking asylum. If she took them in, she would put herself in danger. If she didn't, they would most likely die of infection or by the hands of the Germans. Her decision plunged her into the dangerous and clandestine world of the Belgian underground, where she became an important link in the rescue of Allied soldiers. For nine months, this quiet, religious nurse, went about saving over a thousand soldiers under the very noses of the German command. What happened next is both shocking and suspenseful. It caused a worldwide outrage, shaped American public attitudes of the war, and rocked the German government. Edith Cavell's story is about the profession of nursing, the brutality of war, and the risks of commitment. It is a testament to one woman's courage, resilience, intelligence, and determination to make some sense out of the violence of war. "Patriotism is not enough," said Edith.

Fatal Decision: Edith Cavell Wwi Nurse

Arthur, Terri

Genre Fiction

Curious and concerned about a series of recent terrorist attacks in Europe, Abby Haddad, a Muslim teenage living in a small Massachusetts town, uses her Islamic background to uncover some frightening connections between these recent events. More startling than the links between these violent strikes, however, is the realization that her brother heads up a United States terrorist cell, which plans to execute several vicious attacks on American soil. Torn between loyalty to family and love of the country she calls home, Abby decides to try to halt the impending disaster. With three school friends, her other brother and his girlfriend, Abby embarks on a frantic search for credible evidence to present to the authorities before another attack occurs. Her quest leads to threats and danger at the hands of some evil and ruthless terrorists. With help from an unlikely source, the group scrambles to unravel the plot before thousands of people are harmed or killed. Throw in a jealous ex-girlfriend and the story takes some interesting twists that nearly lead to a breakdown within the group and failure to stop the terrorists' plans. Working against the clock, Abby and her friends struggle to keep the psychologically unbalanced ex at bay, while they trace the path of the terrorists and decipher their next move. The combination of persistence, patriotism and Abby's in-depth knowledge of the Muslim religion, leads to a final showdown.

Full Circle 911

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