C A James

The Zarrabian Incident C A James

"Full of twists and turns made in Tom Clancy style"

He traveled from the rugged mountains and vast deserts of Iran to wreak vengeance on America. This time it's personal.

Zarrabian's attack on the Golden Gate Bridge quickly deepens into a mystery as FBI agent McCaig realizes he knows Zarrabian, a respected Colonel in the Iranian Army who once saved McCaig's life. When McCaig tries to dig deeper, he and famed television reporter Christine Garret quickly find themselves thrown together and on the run as the case unravels into layers of deception and treason. As they race to stop more terrorist attacks, Zarrabian forces them to face the blurry lines between terrorism, war, patriotism, and treason. Who is the terrorist ... and who is the hero?

"A story Vince Flynn or Robert Ludlum might have written: terrific debut for this natural action-adventure novelist."

"This isn't your average terrorist-kills-a-bunch-of-people book. It keeps you guessing and re-guessing from the beginning all the way through to the end."

"C. A. James hit this one out of the park ... I highly recommend this novel."

"I was unable to put it down ... so many twists and turns that keep you guessing, you constantly want to find out what could possibly happen next. It is story-telling at its best."

"Never a dull moment ... twists/turns and a great set of unique characters."

"[This] is going to be picked up by Hollywood very soon."