"After an ISIS attack, the President of the United States is missing."
Reviewed by Shellie Surles
Posted December 15, 2015
Suspense | Thriller Political
A peace conference in the country of Jordan between the
Palestinians and the Israelis is attacked by ISIS. Many
world
leaders are seriously injured or killed, including the
Israeli
and Palestine Prime Ministers. The Secret Service was able
to
get the president away, but he never makes it to Air Force
One
and is now missing. The King of Jordan and his family are whisked away with the
help of reporter, J.B. Collins, and now they are in a
desperate
search for the President. Lead by the King of Jordan, the
Middle East comes together to help find the President of
the
United States and stop the ISIS threat. THE FIRST HOSTAGE opens up with the attack on the peace
summit
and the action doesn't stop there. The results of the
attack are shocking, and watching the remaining leaders
gather
together along with Delta force and reporter J.B. Collins
you have a serious story full of intelligence gathering and
decision making. The story climaxes in an ending that will
impact the power balance of the whole world. Joel C. Rosenberg delivers a serious thriller involving
current events. Everyone knows the threat ISIS poses to
the rest of the world. The constant fear of their possible
attacks gives an extra level of depth to THE FIRST HOSTAGE.
While reading, you can't help but wonder what it would do
to
the world if the events in THE FIRST HOSTAGE truly
unfolded.
Hopefully we will never find out, but you can enjoy an
exhilarating story sure to give you chills when you read
THE
FIRST HOSTAGE by Joel C. Rosenberg.
SUMMARY
“The president of the United States . . . is missing.” With these words, New York Times journalist J. B. Collins,
reporting from the scene of a devastating attack by ISIS
terrorists in Amman, Jordan, puts the entire world on high
alert. The leaders of Israel and Palestine are critically
injured, Jordan’s king is fighting for his life, and the
U.S. president is missing and presumed captured. As the U.S. government faces a constitutional crisis and
Jordan battles for its very existence, Collins must do his
best to keep the world informed while working to convince
the FBI that his stories are not responsible for the terror
attack on the Jordanian capital. And ISIS still has
chemical
weapons . . . Struggling to clear his name, Collins and the Secret
Service
try frantically to locate and rescue the leader of the free
world before ISIS’s threats become a catastrophic reality.
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