

What forces and civilizations have shaped and impacted the Middle East. If the Tahl movement succeeds, will it trigger upheaval or usher in a new era of global power?This gripping political thriller is a masterwork of international intrigue from an exciting new voice in espionage fiction. If you love sophisticated conspiracies, geopolitical chess games, and pulse pounding action, you'll be captivated by this explosive tale of power and redemption.
Harvard-educated lawyer Enver abandons his privileged life in New York when he discovers a truth he can't ignore. Joining forces with Tito, an Indonesian freedom fighter turned activist, he becomes entangled in the ambitious Tahl movement - a network of brilliant minds determined to restore Islamic glory and challenge Western dominance in the region
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As they develop a mysterious weapon called 'Boxfish' that could cripple the U.S. Navy, forces within Mossad and Washington scramble to neutralize this emerging threat. Mike Silver, a New York businessman with hidden allegiances, watches his former friend Enver with growing suspicion, while corrupt Senator Dan Garrett pulls strings that could
unravel everything.
Vaughn
This was a surprise. I received a complimentary copy from Booksprout and was reluctant not knowing the debut author. I try and have a 15 minute rule trying new stuff. Safe to say, I stayed longer than 15 minutes. The subject matter (if you have an interest in politics and the state of the world) is very topical. Too often, Western readers get authors with a Western view, and we just go along with it. This book confronts us Westerners with some of their government actions over the years, and it's not always easy to accept. The purpose of a book is to entertain, but more importantly, the reader should feel as if they have learnt something new. In that case, your learning will be plentiful.
It covers the spectrum of history, civilization, military tech,US Military, AIPAC, Israel, Indonesia, Turkiye, Science and a few others. It's not perfect, but the whole book leaves one thinking.
Worth a try
LA
I have no words. This is great. Very eye opening, very factual. Cleverly brought and woven in. Content is
far more closer to reality. I think it will make a great book. Well Done
AD
You’ve packed in a helluva lot: history, politics, espionage. The whole f&$*g box and dice.....It’s layered, it’s bold, and it’s not the kind of thing most people would even try to write.
TU
Your medical treatment owes its development to the medicine, mathematics, astronomy, chemistry and optics developed and refined by Muslim scholars in the Islamic Golden Ages from around 700AD through to 1300s.The expensive perfume you dab and the creamy and fragrant soaps you use is due to the development of distillation, soap making, and perfumes by merchants in the Islamic Golden ages using spices as exotic as rose, ambergris, and sandalwood.This was also the period when the decimal number system we use today became widespread.
Concepts such as Algebra, Algorithms were developed and are named after the inventors such as Al-Kwarizmi and Al-Tusi. Many stars and galaxies have Arabic names as a legacy of the major work done by earliest astronomers, think of the commonly named 3 sisters in the Orion’s belt, Alnitak, Alnilam and Mintaka.But these early pioneers are not widely recognised or mentioned in western history. Renowned scientist such as Copernicus and even Newton derived their work and theories on the back of prior meticulous science by Arab scholars before them.Baghdad was not a sad headline, it was a proud and bustling city, a centre of learning and welcomed scholars from around the world and Muslims, Jews and Christians worked side by side under the Abbasid house.It is this age that the Islamic activist movement, Tahl wishes to rekindle. Where Islam is again a force that contributes to commerce and science.
But this movement also knows that it first has to rid itself of the mischief and interference by western forces who have used underhand and nefarious means to control, usurp and sabotage countries in the Middle East. And that means removing western forces as a meddling force in the Middle East and allowing those countries more self-determination.That is the vision of Tito, an Indonesian lawyer who sees himself as a Mandela-like figure with a dream to unify Middle East countries and establish a supra-national movement uniting countries in both Middle East, Africa, and Asia to become a bloc with economic, political and military capabilities. This would lead to the recognition of Palestinian statehood and stop Israeli misadventures in the region.But Israel effectively runs the US government through its lobbyist and influence machines and threatens nuclear attack against all threats.Tahl aims to discourage US forces away from the Middle East and shows its capability by attacking US Naval forces with its Boxfish weapon, named after the lethal Boxfish jellyfish. At the same time, Türkiye has developed Glitter, an anti-stealth material that will diminish the capability of stealth aircraft, in particular the F35.Moving from the swanky elite restaurants in NY to the steamy snake filled jungles of Indonesia, exotic Istanbul and the dry spectacular Middle East.What will the maniacal Israeli prime minister with his fingers on the nuclear Sampson option do?
This is Lee's first novel. She is an accountant by day and writes under a pen-name.Lee is highly interested in world affairs, history, civilization and an equal world order for all citizens.
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