Dome, The
David Michael Zink
Once again the Captain becomes a victim of war as he attempts another peaceful lifestyle. This time it’s along the Atlantic coastal regions that members of the Al-Qaeda flock in numbers to Canada waiting to strike a devastated America. Anthrax is being shipped to the United States in large quantities and a stash of plutonium stolen from the Seabrook nuclear power plant. After federal funds are approved for his underwater laboratory known as the Dome, the Captain again becomes entangled in terrorism and once again the diversity between peace and terrorism arises on America’s homeland. The Captain finds himself the soul vigilantly between the Al-Qaeda and safety of the American public.
In this sequel to Island 39 the Captains life is in jeopardy from one of the most notorious criminals in the world, Osama Bin Laden’s son Ibrahim. He was a man that showed no emotions or compassion towards other humans other than his father. He was kept a secret to the world as his father raised and trained him to be the secret weapon he would unleash against the United States in the years to come. Ibrahim held the Captain accountable for his father’s death and vowed he would avenge the only human he ever loved. Read on in this fast passed action adventure as the puzzles are pieced together in one of the most heroic tales to be told.
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