John P Kincaid

The Eagle Strikes John P Kincaid

The Eagle Strikes weaves terrorism, conflict, libido, bigotry, technology, and suspense into a fact-filled fictitious novel.

When The Eagle set his goal of Universal Freedom for all Mankind, he expected objection and misunderstanding, but he alsoknew people tired of accepting corruption in government as a way of life. A prominent and catastrophic event showing total lack ofgovernment control could easily incite rebellion. He would provide that event, and another step toward a second Golden Age of Freedom would be complete.

An exceptionally well structured thriller, full of suspense, and believable. Both the climax and resolution are highlysatisfying.