Bernie Minihan's Dilemma

Terror actions, terror threats, and terror scenarios litter the news each day. Before 9/11, they were taken for what they were-theories. Then the Towers came down, and one section of the Pentagon was destroyed in lightning raids that "couldn't happen here." But they did, and it will happen again, unless we begin to understand the seriousness of purpose that embodies terror and its supporters. Bernie Minihan understands the terror and its implications. First, some robberies, then a murder, and ships ill-fitted for a cross-ocean voyage all come togther to create the potential of great devastation for the city of Boston, Massachusetts. Born and raised in Boston, with over twenty years in the CIA as case officer, Bernie knows how to put together seemingly unimportant information that, together, spells out a quite different story. Bernie Minihan's Dilemma is the story of what CAN happen in America if terrorism is not clearly understood and contained. These are not simple times, and the story contained in this book is at times complex and even confusing to the casual reader. However, it should be read by more than the casual reader-it should be read and understood because what is described in Boston could happen anywhere.