Henderson, Nevada, June 1 2010. A recent review proffered by a reader of "Sleeper Cell" reflected some prominent relationships to the recent attack in Times Square, New York City. The novel released in October, 2009 crosses the boundary between fiction and reality, merging our post 9/11 world with that of a terrifying, apocalyptic future. The story involves a "Sleeper Cell," an agent placed into the country, not to undertake an immediate mission, but to activate at a later point in time. The reader tendered a review that read:

"The headline reads, " Police hold suspect in N.Y. bomb case. Pakistani arrested at the airport. " USA Today May 4, 2010. Another unrelated headline reads; "'24' Goes out with a bash." Las Vegas Review- Journal May 4, 2010. "The suspects name is Faisal Shahzad. He attempted to blow up a bomb on one of the busiest streets in the world." November 13, 2009 "Army Major Nidal Hasan went on a shooting rampage and killed 13 people and wounded 31 more." The T.V. series '24', executive producer Howard Gordon, ran out of ideas for new stories. Jack Bauer won't be around to save us next season. Had Mr. Gordon read Ralph L. McNeal's book "Sleeper Cell", he may have found an idea for season nine. But, we may have needed God's help had Mr. Shahzad or Major Nidal Hasan read this thriller."

The Novel is currently being offered internationally on book selling sites in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Canada, Germany, India, Liberia, Australia, Spain, New Zealand, Ireland, Italy, Bulgaria, Finland, Hong Kong, Copenhagen, The Netherlands, Japan and Portugal.

The author, Ralph L. McNeal, Sr., has spent most of his professional life in the venture capital industry. He has authored a novel that brings into play global financial considerations and futuristic financial uncertainties. Ralph has been employed in a financial and management capacity in both the public and private sectors and lectures widely on subjects of entrepreneurship, venture capital, and financial planning. He is a graduate of Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio. Sleeper Cell, his first published book, is soon to be followed by its sequel "The Venture capitalist."

The Publisher, AuthorHouse, is the premier publishing house for emerging authors and new voices in literature. For a complimentary copy of this book for review, members of the media can contact the AuthorHouse Promotional Services Department by calling 1-888-728-8467 or emailing pressrelease.authorhouse.com. When requesting a review copy, please provide a street address.

Keywords: Ralph L. McNeal, Sr, Sleeper Cell



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