Small business owner Dexter Worthington meets a sweet Saudi entrepreneur who asks him to set up a shell account for him. This perfectly reasonable and kind man offers Dexter a contract with the Saudi royal house if Dexter helps him with the shell account. After the attacks on September 11, 2001, the man and his family suddenly disappeared. As Dexter looks closer at the situation he realizes, he may have helped a terrorist. Rather than come forward, Dexter tells no one, takes the contract and becomes very wealthy.

Now fifteen years later, Dexter's future is in jeopardy after essential papers pertaining to his shady deal end up stolen, threating to expose the businessman. Dexter will do anything to hide his secret. At the same time, Pike and Jennifer must discover those stolen documents before the public finds out, and exposing their secret organization.

Brad Taylor always creates an intriguing group of characters in his series. RING OF FIRE is one of the better books he has written in a while. The book moves, the characters work together and blend more smoothly. You'll turn pages quickly to see if they are going to stop them in time. RING OF FIRE gives thriller readers the excitement they desire.