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Death in Small Doses

by Bernard Steele

306 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #07-1573; ISBN 1-4251-3910-8; US$19.89, C$22.87, EUR15.51, £10.28

The enemies of America are on the march. Nine-eleven has proven that we are vulnerable. It becomes "Not if, but when." The plot is hatched; radioactive material is smuggled into America. We must find and stop them, but can we?

About the Book

The forces of death and destruction are unleashed once again on the American people

The enemies of American are plotting, the sleepers are awake and on the move, the Jihadists have entered the United States and blended with the populations of New York and Washington. They are well financed, well armed, and ready to die for their beliefs. Radioactive material is smuggled into America, hidden on a shipment of narcotics; the two elements are accidentally exposed to each other. Dealers and users become ill and some of them are killed by exposure to radiation, the DEA gets wind of the situation through an incredible series of coincidences and the hunt is on for the contaminated shipments and the Jihadists who plan to attack the American people.

The two forces clash again and again, the fighting is vicious and deadly, but the Jidhadists are always one step ahead of the game. It finally comes down to a confrontation on the subways of New York. Can the attack be prevented, will the enemy be captured or killed or will they prevail

About the Author

Bernard Steele is a naturalized American Citizen who has lived and worked in the United States since 1985. He is married and the father of five children and five grandchildren. His work experiences include nineteen years in Law Enforcement prior to migrating to America, and twenty-two years in the private sector as a Franchise owner.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in the Administration of Criminal Justice from the University of Phoenix, and a Diploma from the British Institute of Bankers. He retired in 2006 at the age of sixty-five and has devoted his time to writing full time.