John A. Wiskus Knihy

When Osama bin Laden is suspected of bombing two U.S. embassies in Africa, President Jessup secretly gives Dutch Dantley the go-ahead for Acappella Blue, an experiment he has not tested. Dutch meets Trisha Gregano, a beautiful and ambitious reporter who reminds him of his late wife. She agrees to help Dutch with his experiment, but finds herself attracted to Harris Churchill and is seduced by him. Disillusioned, disoriented, and scared for his life, Harris Churchill disappears just as Dutch is about to conclude his test. Trisha is found dead . . . raped and full of drugs. Harris becomes a prime suspect. In the psychiatric ward of a Chicago hospital, Grace Wheatley begins to unravel Harris's story. He sees his situation as bad luck and coincidence, but Dr. Wheatley senses a possible setup. She calls Harris's arresting officer and learns that he's a murder suspect. When Dutch discovers Harris's whereabouts, he sets in motion a complex series of events to capture and kill him. After killing some of bin Laden's henchmen, Dutch forces Harris's old boss, Langston Skinner to get involved. When the CIA taps Dr. Wheatley's phone, agent Clarence Washington learns that Dutch killed Trisha and he coyly devises a trap to snare him.