Target

In this, a sequel to his most recent novel Shahnoza, Super Spy, author John Sager introduces his readers to a new kind of intelligence gathering. The year is 2017 and the United States has a new president. It also has a more-than-usually aggressive Central Intelligence Agency, recently empowered with a unique collection method, a method that allows the Agency to read the mail of its adversaries. This reading of the mail has revealed that the Russian Federation's president, Boris Azarov, has authorized the destruction of the island of Oahu, a threat that can be removed only if the United States agrees to scrap its entire Pacific Theater military might. But CIA headquarters and its Moscow Station have their own ideas about how to negate the Russian threat. The stakes couldn't be higher. World War III might be just over the horizon. The author, himself a veteran CIA official, writes from personal experience; he has been there, done that