| Author: | James Edwards | ISBN: | 1230000016090 |
| Publisher: | James Edwards | Publication: | September 6, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | James Edwards |
| ISBN: | 1230000016090 |
| Publisher: | James Edwards |
| Publication: | September 6, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Prince of a South American country is getting married in a Royal Wedding that captivates the world. The wedding attracts many prominent figures from around the world, including the Vice President of the United States. Just as the beautiful bride and the handsome groom are about to exchange vows, a bomb disrupts the entire proceedings. What was supposed to be a happy union turns into a harrowing mess. The Secret Service quickly rushes the V.P. and his wife into hiding.
The President immediately dispatches a team of Navy SEALs to help get the V.P. out of the country and back to the US safely. They learn that the world's most feared terrorist group of the 1990s, that was thought to have disbanded, is responsible for the chaos. The only safe way to get the V.P. and his wife out of the country is to use a U.S. friendly pilot who owns a secluded barn in the middle of the rainforest where he keeps his airplane hidden. The SEALs rush the VP through the forest in the middle of the night, but the forest is teething with terrorists.
The SEALs must find their way through the maze of trees in complete darkness to the pilot's hideout while fending off the aggressive assault of terrorists. The SEALs suffer heavy casualties under constant gunfire, but they have to get the V.P. to the plane before dawn or the pilot will flee the country without them.
The Prince of a South American country is getting married in a Royal Wedding that captivates the world. The wedding attracts many prominent figures from around the world, including the Vice President of the United States. Just as the beautiful bride and the handsome groom are about to exchange vows, a bomb disrupts the entire proceedings. What was supposed to be a happy union turns into a harrowing mess. The Secret Service quickly rushes the V.P. and his wife into hiding.
The President immediately dispatches a team of Navy SEALs to help get the V.P. out of the country and back to the US safely. They learn that the world's most feared terrorist group of the 1990s, that was thought to have disbanded, is responsible for the chaos. The only safe way to get the V.P. and his wife out of the country is to use a U.S. friendly pilot who owns a secluded barn in the middle of the rainforest where he keeps his airplane hidden. The SEALs rush the VP through the forest in the middle of the night, but the forest is teething with terrorists.
The SEALs must find their way through the maze of trees in complete darkness to the pilot's hideout while fending off the aggressive assault of terrorists. The SEALs suffer heavy casualties under constant gunfire, but they have to get the V.P. to the plane before dawn or the pilot will flee the country without them.
