Alfalfa Connection: First of The Hero Squad Series (1)

Abdul Mossad was a standout Iraqi student in science and math. The son of a successful merchant he had unlimited potential. Having the grades and a chubby checkbook he was welcomed with open arms into every American university. Abdul’s life plan was on track until one night at Virginia Tech when it all came apart in the woods at the hands of some southern rednecks. Now Abdul had to abandon his entire life’s plan and take the Jihad to a technological level. He would drop some towers but this time they would not be steel and stone. The shame of being sodomized was infinitely more painful than the act. Somehow revenge actually fueled Abdul’s resolve. Oh, he would finish college and go on to the PhD pinnacle and follow that path but for a completely different reason. Weakening the American economy using its’ own innovations against it would need some amazing innovation and he had it. Crashing the economy to a point where Mac geeks and Bill Gates would be wearing blue Wal-Mart aprons and using a pencil and paper, was now a better fantasy than those created watching the opening scenes to Bay Watch. Alfalfa Connection is an intense story of prejudice, hatred, and terrorist intrigue. It deals with how genius guided through education and powered by revenge over time can reverse fortunes and destroy lives and even countries. Just as insiders on Wall Street can crumble the market, technological insiders can crumble an entire industrial and commercial foundation. Yet heroes can still emerge from any group, any gender, any faith, and any occupation. Readers will see raging libidos fueled by revenge and forbidden love genuine and pure. It is full of memorable military and civilian characters that become part of your life and cliff hanger heroics by people who never intended to be heroes.