Investigating an overwhelming and inexplicable urge to assassinate the president, Secret Service agent Bill Sullivan learns that he is a victim of a KGB psychiatric engineering experiment. Reprint. PW.

Two victims of terrorism and a photographer who knows the territory band together and travel to Syria to plot revenge against one of the deadliest forces in the world. Reprint.

A bereaved mother, the wife of a kidnapped Marine, and a journalist and probable CIA agent penetrate a terrorist fortress in Syria only to become stymied by the power struggles within the terrorist organization

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Paul Stafford, an investigative journalist at the Washington Herald , has been having nightmares in which he commits murder. Like any writer with good material, he turns his dreams into stories, even including the names of the victims. But when the CIA shows up at his office and his German-born mother makes a confession, he starts suspecting the source of his dreams: the twin brother he never knew, who was given away as a baby in Germany and supposedly was killed after the war, is not dead after all, but communicating telepathically. Worse, he's an agent of East Germany's equivalent of the KGB, and has aligned with a faction that hopes to put an end to glasnost by assassinating the Soviet Union's new general secretary during a visit to Washington.

Certain that he had been set up by his fellow platoon members, ex-POW Keith Johnson plots the deaths of the three men but complicates the scheme by falling in love--with the daughter of his ex-wife and one of his intended victims