Thriller: Rat Island: a Novel About Terrorism in New York City - Jay Kaplan - Books - Createspace - 9781497476929 - March 27, 2014
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Thriller: Rat Island: a Novel About Terrorism in New York City


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Publisher Marketing: Can another 911 happen in NYC? Rat Island explores an attempt by three, wily, well-funded terrorists to infiltrate New York City and detonate an explosive device at ground zero on 9/11. After buying a yacht in Venice, they proceed up and down the Adriatic raising money for their task and eventually sail to City Island, New York. Meanwhile, a disgruntled Russian atomic scientist buys deadly Polonium 210 to be injected into four missiles, which are then cleverly placed on a freighter in the port of Gdansk. It then sails to New York City and meets up with the yacht. Through devious means, the terrorists are able to place these missiles on a vehicle and into a tunnel under the Hudson River. The 'good' people who are trying to thwart this plot include three former Seals, one of whom is a vessel examiner with the Coast Guard Aux. and a beautiful undercover Interpol agent aboard the yacht. Scenes shift from Venice, to an area in Poland where Polonium has been buried, to a secret Laboratory where the bombs are assembled, and finally to City Island, New York. The bombs are secreted in an abandoned hospital on a small island, Rat Island, until they are transported to Ground Zero. The major challenge for the Seals once they discovered that missiles were aboard the yacht was to find out where they were hidden and ultimately where and how the bombs were going to be exploded. The climax occurs in a tunnel filled with cars. Will the Seals be able to thwart this terrorist attack? Contributor Bio:  LoPinto, Lidia LoPinto is an engineer, technical writer and author.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released March 27, 2014
ISBN13 9781497476929
Publishers Createspace
Pages 108
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 6 mm   ·   172 g

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