NET Trigger: only an act of redemption can stop the countdown

NET Trigger: The Federal Bureau of Investigation receives an anonymous tip of an international technology company’s plot to shut down the Internet and create a national security risk. They also obtain photographic negatives from a 24-year-old 35-millimeter camera depicting passengers struggling to survive a Convair 580 plane crash. The resolution of the crisis can only be found in the remains of the crash, deep in the Campeche jungle of Mexico. Though separated by decades, two timelines converge as Agent Darin Newsom and a team from Honduras search for the wreckage and the documents that can stop the countdown of the “NET Trigger.”

Mark W. Gregory is the pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where he lives with his wife Jan and their two sons. He holds degrees in business administration, a master of divinity, and a Ph.D. in Old Testament. His experience as an instrument rated private pilot and skill as a second-degree black belt contributed to the content of Net Trigger. In addition, a mission trip to Honduras after Hurricane Mitch in 1999 provided background information for the story.